Re: [vile] 9.8h bug(?) with creating multiple buffers

[Thomas Dickey]

On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 07:58:05PM -0400, address@hidden wrote:
> Greetings.
> 
> Not sure if this is a bug or just my misunderstanding.  But it's
> easily reproducible.
> 
> In this directory, I have a large number of files with names like
> 001.html 002.html 003.html all the way up to, I think, 140.html
> 
> Anyway, I run vi with no arguments (it works the same if I start with
> a file)
> I have an empty unnamed buffer.
> I type :e 00*
> It asks me "Will create 9 buffers.  Okay [y/n]?
> I type y and I'm now looking at 001.html
> I finish doing whatever and I type :n to go to the next file.
> Only it doesn't.  It stays on 001.html

I don't see that (here it goes next to 009.html).
But I have autobuffer set - the default.  With it turned off, I see that.
So it's a bug...

> I type :n a second time, and then it goes on to the next file 002.html.
> After this, :n works normally.
> I can go to the last file, type :rewind , and go back to my unnamed buffer,
> and :n continues to work normally.
> But that very first time after the :e, :n does *not* advance to the next
> buffer.
> 
> And that makes me sad. :(

well, having seen it, that's a bug report :-)

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Thomas E. Dickey <address@hidden>
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