On Sun, Feb 19, 2012 at 12:13:19PM +0100, Alejandro Exojo wrote: > El Domingo, 19 de febrero de 2012, Albin Olsson escribió: > > > There is just one thing of the built-in behavior that I would like to > > > change or replace. When I run ":ls", Vim outputs a stream with the > > > information I want, but as soon as you start typing it disappears. This > > > is inconvenient if you have many open buffers because you have to commit > > > to memory the number or you have to type again the ":ls". > > > > This doesn't sound right. If I type ':ls' and press enter, and then type > > a ':' (without an enter in between) the list is still there. > > Ouch, you are right. The thing is that I have <space> mapped to ':', so I > tend > to press <space>, and the output is cleared. > > I will try to get used to press the literal ':', but the question still > stands, somehow. I would be thankful if somebody knows a way to list the > buffers the way the suggested words of spell checking.
Will this suffice?
noremap \l :ls<CR>:b
> Thank you for your reply.
No problem.
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