On Jul 22, 9:18 pm, MK <[email protected]> wrote:
> My prefered method for loading files is via vim --remote (because I use
> a shortcut from my file browser) so if I load five files in a row, I
> can't use the ":e" history to skip back to view anything except :e #.
>
> I know you can manually create a list of files; is there anyway to
> "push" the current file onto that list? Or a way to access a list of
> the files previously loaded?
>
> Right now I have to keep going back to the file browser to reload...
Unless you explicitly unload them, the buffers for those other files
are still around in Vim. Just use the :b command to access them. Tab-
completion works, so you should be able to :b <Tab> to cycle through
the files.
You may need 'wildmenu' set for this to work, I'm not certain.
gvim also provides a "Buffers" menu if you prefer using the mouse.
If you have closed Vim and want to reopen a closed file, the MRU
plugin may be of interest to you:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=521
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