If you type `:bufdo $append<CR>` vim will start iterating over buffers. Each
time buffer is entered $append asks for input. But
1. Buffer is not shown in the window, neither there are any messages about
which buffer is being processed.
2. It is hard to understand that cursor in the command-line without :bufdo…
command-line shown has something to do with append.
3. There is no visual indication of append finishing receiving input.
To check:
vim -u NONE xxx-unexistent-file-{1,2,3} -c 'set hidden' -s <(echo ':windo
$append')
(windo has the same problems, I can safely assume this is also the case for
tabdo and argdo). Then type e.g. `abc<CR>.<CR>def<CR>.<CR>ghi<CR>.<CR>`. The
point is not in typing, you should analyze the vim view during it: it is not
possible to deduce what is going on until everything is over.
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