Hello,
I use Vim 7.4.5. Let me start with some prerequisities:
~ $ mkdir foobar
~ $ cd foobar
~/foobar $ touch foo bar baz
~/foobar $ vim -u NONE foo bar baz
Now, make the observation that:
:ls
1 %a "foo" line 1
2 "bar" line 0
3 "baz" line 0
That being so when I do:
:buffer foo<CTRL-D>
I expect to see only 'foo' buffer. Instead I've got this:
foo ~/foobar/bar ~/foobar/baz
I presume this happens because there is 'foo' substring in the absolute
path for buffers 'bar' and 'baz'. This behaviour is totally wrong
because for the sake of consistency ':buffer' should match against
buffer name as displayed by ':ls', not file name absolute path.
But let us assume for a moment that this behaviour is correct. Then:
:buffer bar<CTRL-D>
should display analogous results (because 'bar' is a substring in the
absolute path for all files). That is:
~/foobar/foo bar ~/foobar/baz
Instead we are given only:
bar
Could someone please explain me this behaviour?
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