e.g.
:cd /tmp
:new
:set buftype=nofile
:f foo
:py3 print(vim.current.buffer.name)
/tmp/foo
:echo @%
foo
:cd /var
:py3 print(vim.current.buffer.name)
/tmp/foo
:echo @%
foo
This behavior does not seem desirable.
The python-buffer name for a buffer with buftyp=nofile should be set to
exactly the argument of `:f` .
Instead the python-buffer name is set to the argument of `:f` prepended
with the cwd when the `:f` command was issued.
i.e. for buftype=nofile buffers, the python-buffer name should match @%.
Test version = v.7.4.903
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