Re: Returning to unnamed empty buffer

On 11:26 Mon 17 Sep , Taylor Hedberg wrote:
> richard emberson, Mon 2012-09-17 @ 08:22:08-0700:
> > So, you start Vim without a file name. Your is some unnamed empty
> > buffer. Then from the command line you goto some file to edit:
> >
> > :e SomeFile
> >
> > After editing the file, you then wish to return to the original
> > unnamed empty buffer. I don't seem to figure out how to get back. Does
> > the original unnamed empty buffer have some sort of reference that can
> > be used to get back to it.
>
> The :enew command will open a new [No Name] buffer in the current
> window. It may not be the *same* buffer as the one in which you started,
> but does that matter?

Unless you haven't opened any other buffer the :bd, :bw commands will
bring you to a new empty buffer. Read :help :bd and :help :bw, since
these commands deletes buffers.

Best,
Marcin

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