On Tuesday, October 9, 2012 4:59:37 PM UTC-5, shawn wilson wrote:
>
> > :b #
>
> i have no idea what that's doing. if i have only two files, b1 work.
> but, if i type b2, it opens up a new file, and if i hot ':' again, vim
> closes that split, and displays a part of the other file and i can't
> figure out how to get out of this.
>
I meant, type a '#' character literally, not a number.
See :help :_# and :help alternate-file
If you use a number with :b, you're switching to a specific buffer, as given by the buffer number which you can see with :ls. See :help :b
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