Hey! Thanks for the addition. That could indeed turn out useful. You've made :bprevious customizable, but the bufnr("#") expression may still switch to an unwanted buffer, wouldn't it? Or do those plugins ensure that the alternate buffer feature in Vim is also hijacked to not jump to buffers in other tabs?
Hey! Thanks for the addition. That could indeed turn out useful. You've made
:bprevious
customizable, but thebufnr("#")
expression may still switch to an unwanted buffer, wouldn't it? Or do those plugins ensure that the alternate buffer feature in Vim is also hijacked to not jump to buffers in other tabs?