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Re: [sc-users] scvim strange behaviour
Workaround: don't use ctrl-^ in scvim. I know it's painful, I used it a lot
too. For a few days I made the mistake out of habit. But I easily got used
to :b, as in
:b <bufnumber>
or
:b filename
or
:b name<TAB>[<TAB>[<TAB>[...]]] (autocompletion for loaded buffers!)
or do
<bufnumber> ctrl-^
instead of just ctrl-^
Thanks for the tips. I had actually started working with split windows
instead to get around this problem. That works fine but it's a little
bit more cumbersome.
Having said that, <bufnumber> ctrl-^ works even better because it
allows you to flip to any buffer, not just alternate between adjacent
ones.
Definitely the one thing that makes me use scvim instead of any other way is
that I just hit F5 anywhere to run a code block enclosed in "(" ")". No need
to click and select the block if I don't want to.
That's certainly one of scvim's plus points. Although it takes a while
getting used to, vim it really is a very powerful editor.
Best,
Peter
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