> I was in the process of updating the copyright date for a
> whole bunch
>
> of my source files that I had open in buffers in vim. I tried:
> :bufdo %s/2009/2010/ge
>
> All it did was update the first buffer. I executed:
> :tab sball
>
> to get all the buffers into tabs and executed:
> :tabdo %s/2009/2010/ge
>
> and it worked just fine. Did I do something wrong with bufdo,
> or is it broken?
i think you need a write after the substitute so vim can abandon
each buffer and go on to the next
sc
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