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> Do you mean --No lines in buffer--?
Yes, sorry. Wrote my message late at night.
> I noticed that behaviour, whenever I do :%d in a non-empty buffer.
Yes, I was kind of hoping that that would be the culprit, but it turns
out that the plugin is already doing ":silent %d _".
And in fact, as an experiment, I remove the buffer clearing code
entirely and the "--No lines in buffer--" message persists.
The only thing I could do to eliminate the message was commenting out
the code which eliminates the buffer (using :bwipeout). Obviously
that's not an actual solution, but it at least provided a data point
on how to eliminate the message. Also tried :bdelete and friends, but
to no avail.
The funny thing is that the message appears the plugin sets up a new
buffer and fills it up with stuff. So I'm scratching my head as there
really aren't any buffers at all lying around with no lines in them...
Cheers,
Wincent
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