On 12/18/11 23:27, Chris Lott wrote:
I know I can do :wqall to close all buffers and quit if all have
filenames, but how can I close all buffers and quit and *discard*
buffers without filenames?
I think you'd have to write all that have names and then
force-quit on the rest, something like
:sil! wa | qa!
:sil! wa! | qa!
The second one will force writes even for read-only files, for
new named-files that would overwrite an existing file, etc.
Alternatively, you could jockey the 'buftype'=nofile and
'bufhidden'=delete settings for your non-named files so that they
get ignored (mentioned at ":help new-buftype") either via an
autocmd or a manual :bufdo command.
-tim
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