same filename completion across different ways of opening files

In an active gvim window, let us say I do

:e file1.txt
:sp file2.txt
:sf file3.txt
:vert sf file4.txt
:tabe file5.txt
:tabf file6.txt

As you can see, I am using different ways (:edit, :split, :splitfind
etc.,) to open up different files. Now if I do "up arrow" on any of
these type of commands, I want vim to cycle through all the files as
opposed to simple completion. For example, if I do

:sf <UP>

I want the output to be :sf file6.txt instead of :sf file3.txt. A
subsequent <UP> will result in :sf file5.txt etc.,

Ideally I would be able to specify what commands are to be grouped
this way. But it is not a big deal if the feature exists in a
non-configurable way. Is this possible? If not, can you please
consider adding it to vim?

thanks
raju
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