On 23/02/22 4:53 PM, Maxim Kim wrote:
Is there a builtin function to edit a buffer in the current window?
There is no function as far as I know for this.
I use
execute string(bnr) .. 'buffer'
Anything more script oriented?
Pretty much this, with variations using string interpolation:
:exe $"{bnr}buffer"
:exe $"b {bnr}"
Thanks, hadn't thought of string interpolation
Looking again I saw that ":5buffer" and ":buffer 5" are the same (as you
show, and I should have known)
I've started using
execute 'buffer' bnr
-ernie
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