Yegappan Lakshmanan wrote:
> After adding files to an empty argument list using the ":argadd" command,
> the second file in the argument list becomes the current argument
> entry instead of the first one.
>
> $ vim -u NONE -N
> :args a b c
> :args
> [a] b c
> :%argdelete
> :argadd a b c
> :args
> a [b] c
>
> As can be seen from the output, file 'b' becomes the current entry
> instead of file 'a'.
>
> Another problem with argadd:
>
> $ vim -u NONE -N
> :argadd a
> :args
> a
> :argadd b c d e
> :args
> a b [c] d e
>
> As can be seen from the output, the file 'c' becomes the current entry.
I don't think something is specified for the current entry when using
:argadd. In the above situation ":argadd a" should have made the one
argument the current one, right? And the second ":argadd" should not
have changed it. And when the current index is after the added ones, it
should stay on the same file:
:args a b c
:last
:args
a b [c]
:1argadd x
a x b [c]
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