Hi Taylor! On Mo, 17 Sep 2012, Taylor Hedberg wrote:
> richard emberson, Mon 2012-09-17 @ 08:22:08-0700: > > So, you start Vim without a file name. Your is some unnamed empty > > buffer. Then from the command line you goto some file to edit: > > > > :e SomeFile > > > > After editing the file, you then wish to return to the original > > unnamed empty buffer. I don't seem to figure out how to get back. Does > > the original unnamed empty buffer have some sort of reference that can > > be used to get back to it. > > The :enew command will open a new [No Name] buffer in the current > window. It may not be the *same* buffer as the one in which you started, > but does that matter? It is not the same buffer. I think, this is the only time, Vim reuses the buffer number (which is usually unique for each buffer and doesn't get reused). regards, Christian -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
