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moll / vim-bbye

Delete buffers and close files in Vim without closing your windows or messing up your layout. Like Bclose.vim, but rewritten and well maintained.
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=4664
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put in the back, but not close #2

Closed roastercode closed 6 years ago

roastercode commented 9 years ago

Hello moll!

When I :Bdelete on a buffer, it put the buffer in the back, give me another buffer, but a CTRL-o give me the buffer back.

moll commented 9 years ago

Hey!

Indeed. I've noticed this too, so thanks for the bump. Quite annoying, isn't it? ^_^ You wouldn't happen to know how to quickly solve this, would you? :-)

roastercode commented 9 years ago

I am really noob on Vim something like two weeks ... but I can try to have a look on the code to try to help you to find the way to make it works.

travv0 commented 8 years ago

I know this is old, but that's a feature of Vim. When a buffer is deleted, it's unloaded from RAM, but its jumplist is preserved, so you can still jump back to it with Ctrl-O and it will be reloaded. Changing this in the plugin would break consistency with the actually :bdelete command. Just my two cents.

moll commented 8 years ago

Thanks for pointing that out, @tssund93. Perhaps Bbye.vim could use a Bwipeout, too, for @aurelien-git's case. Or did :bwipeout behave like :bdelete when it came to jumping back?

travv0 commented 8 years ago

:bwipeout does delete entries in the jumplist related to the file (and every other stored thing related to the file), so a :Bwipeout command would be what @aurelien-git would want.

moll commented 6 years ago

@juanibiapina helped out and added :Bwipeout. Grab the latest master, fellows, to give it a try.