On Thu, April 2, 2009 4:51 am, guwegezo wrote:
> Impressive, but not quite what I had in mind. Are you able to modify
> the function so that it simply displays the sorted output of :ls? Then
> I could map it to :Ls.
Does that work?
fu! MyLS()
redir => bufnames
silent ls
redir END
let list = []
let list = split(bufnames, "\n")
echo "\n" . join(sort(list, "MyCompare"), "\n")
endfunction
fu! MyCompare(...)
let dict={}
for name in a:000
let dict[name]=fnamemodify(split(name, '"')[-2], ":t")
endfor
return dict[a:1] == dict[a:2] ? 0 : dict[a:1] > dict[a:2] ? 1 : -1
endfunc
command! -nargs=0 Ls :call MyLS()
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