On 2010-03-10, corykendall wrote:
> On Mar 10, 7:39 pm, sc <[email protected]> wrote:
> > CTRL-^ (actually ctrl-6) works for me
>
> It doesn't work for me. ctrl-6 seems to work if I'm working
> consistently in a single tab, but not if I close a tab and try to
> reopen it.
>
> btw, how do I look up help in vim for 'ctrl-6'? I've tried C-6 C-^
> ctrl-6 ctrl-^ Control 6 Control ^ ... nothing seems to be working.
:help CTRL-^ " or
:help CTRL-6
This syntax for help tags is used consistently throughout the vim
reference manual. For the behavior of Ctrl keys in normal mode, the
tag name is "CTRL-" followed by the key character. For sequences of
keys, the tag name is "CTRL-" followed by the first key character,
then an underscore (_) and the next key. For example, the tag for
the sequence Ctrl-W Ctrl-K would be
CTRL-W_CTRL-K
For keys typed in insert mode, apply the same rules as above but
prefix the tag name with "i_". Similarly for command mode, use the
prefix "c_". This is explained a little bit under
:help
You can also find a list of all such commands under
:help index
As for your original question, I don't have a good answer. I
thought ":tabe #" might work, but when I tried it, closing the tab
also caused # to be undefined. There is an MRU plugin that _might_
be of some help, but I know nothing about it.
Regards,
Gary
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