On 08/22/2011 04:26 PM, AK wrote:
On 08/22/2011 05:15 PM, Tim Chase wrote:
function! Edit(really, ...)
if len(a:000)
for globspec in a:000
let l:files = split(glob(globspec), "\n")
for fname in l:files
exec 'e'.(a:really).' '.(fname)
endfor
endfor
else
exec 'e'.(a:really)
endif
endfunction
command! -nargs=* -complete=file -bang E call Edit("<bang>",<f-args>)
which should give you an ":E" command that works like ":e" except that
if you give it one or more filespecs, it loads them all and leaves you
on the last one.
Thanks, I for one will use it. I don't see any harm if vim could do this
with :e command though.
This was almost a cut-n-paste from one of my variants--the
original using ":badd" instead of ":e". If I want to load a file
in the current window, I use :e whereas if I wanted to stock up
the buffer list with a filespec, I used my :badd variant of this
function.
-tim
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