I am trying to determine via VimScript how many windows are on the
screen at the moment.
More specifically, I am trying to determine if a user just opened Vim
and they are sitting at the [No Name] buffer.
This could also be in a new tab.
If so, I would like to take over that buffer with something else rather
than creating a new buffer and end up having 2 buffers.
Looking through :h functions, I don't see anything jumping out to give
me a count of all windows.
What I think will work is parsing the output from winrestcmd().
1resize 32|vert 1resize 117|2resize 32|vert 2resize 117|3resize 65|vert
3resize 117|
Based on this output and simple regex to find '\<2resize\>' should do
it, but it just seems a bit of a hack.
That gets me to the point where I know we just have the one buffer.
Not really sure how to get rid of the [No Name] buffer and replace it
with my own.
:0r myfile
Results in [No Name] with the contents.
But what I really want is [No Name] gone and just myfile.
Suggestions?
TIA,
Dave
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