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[vile] bug/change with editing multiple files
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hymie |
Subject: |
[vile] bug/change with editing multiple files |
Date: |
Sun, 06 Mar 2016 10:30:14 -0500 |
Greetings. I just found an issue with vile 9.8n and vile 9.8q .
I still have an old copy of 9.8 , and the problem isn't there.
Create a directory, and put in ten files named a b c ... j .
vi *
(You are now editing file a)
Use :n a few times, and you will cycle through all of the files, until you
get to file j , and then you will get the "No more files to edit" message.
Now, exit and
vi *
(You are now editing file a)
Use :n to edit file b, then type
:e e
(to edit file e)
Now use :n a few times, and you will again cycle through files c, d, e, f,
all the way to j.
One more time, quit and
vi *
(You are editing file a)
Immediately use
:e e
to edit file e, and then use :n. You will go to files f, g, h, i, and j.
In this instance, where the first thing you do is :e , you lose :n access
to the files you skipped over.
This may be the kind of thing only I do. I manage a sports web site,
and I have a bunch of files, one for each team. I edit the first file,
then I edit the opponent of that first file, since they have the same
results. Then I would normally use :n to edit the second file. But
now I can't. :(
--hymie! http://lactose.homelinux.net/~hymie address@hidden
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