Jason Franklin wrote:
> I noticed this week that Ctrl-^ and Ctrl-W-Ctrl-^ are not consistent in their
> behavior when the alternate file is not named. The former works as expected,
> and the latter fails. This was a tad annoying.
>
> Example:
> vim --clean
> :e Xfoo
> :enew
> <C-^><C-^><C-^> " works fine
> <C-W><C-^> " fails to split window on other buffer
>
> With this patch, <C-W><C-^> will work just like <C-^> but it will split
> a window first (with some sanity/error checking before it does so).
>
> I also included MANY test cases. Before these patches, these commands
> weren't tested very well at all.
Thanks! I have to admit I don't use CTRL-^ much because it's not so
easy to type.
I should really find a way to avoid the need for "func!" in tests...
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