Closed brunobord closed 3 years ago
Oh, that's because there's no buffer opened.
You can use the open <file-path>
command to open a buffer and then you can start editing it.
Maybe we could add a little help when there's no buffer opened. Or add the "use the 'open' command" tip to the error:no buffer opened
message.
Gonna close it. If you need further help, please reopen.
Hello,
I've played around with
pepper
, and I was a little bit puzzled with the following course of actions:I've launched the
pepper
executable without any "file" argument:After that, it looks like it's impossible to add any text or anything (you can't switch to "insert" mode, for example). You can't even run the command
:save myfile.txt
because it throws an error message:error:no buffer opened
.It looks strange but I often open my text editor to type text and thereafter save it to a new file. So far, I didn't see how to do that with pepper, but I may be wrong. The only solution I can think of right now is to know how you're going to name your file beforehand (either by doing a
touch myfile.txt
or launch pepper withmyfile.txt
as an argument.Do you see any better way, so far?