Dear Vim Wizards:
If I'm in file1.txt and want to write a range to file2.txt, I can do:
:'a,'bw >> file2.txt
But if file2.txt is open in another buffer, I get an error E139.
Is there a way to copy or move a range to another open buffer without getting this error?
Thanks,
Rick Dooling
ps - I'll add the practical use I'm after. I often write in a main file, let's call it mainfile.txt but I also frequently cut paragraphs to a file of scraps, I'll call it scrapfile.txt
So I'm trying to make a function that will append lines cut from mainfile.txt to scrapfile.txt, whether or not scrapfile.txt is open in another buffer.
Thanks
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Friday, June 19, 2015
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