On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 12:55:21AM -0800, Axel Bender wrote:
> I'm looking for a possibility to have different split windows (say
> two) have different buffer lists (via plugin or settings).
> E.g. having the following screen layout
> -------------------
> | | | A: file01, file02
> | Win1 | Win2 | B: file03, file04, file05
> | | |
> -------------------
> I'd like to be able to use a buffer list A for Win1 and a buffer list
> B for Win2, i.e. when using e.g. ":bn" in Win1 I would work on A, and
> when using ":bn" in B I would work on B.
> Right now (or to my knowledge) ":bd" works on the union of sets A and
> B, so that in Win1 I would also "see" all buffers from B, using ":bd"
> repetetively.
> Any suggestions?
sure -- use two adjacent instances of vim -- alt-tab will toggle between
them faster than ctrl-w ctrl-w
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