Re: How to refresh (reload) an opened file?

On 2013-05-18 08:42, Sam Roberts wrote:
> :e %
>
> e is edit
> % is current file name

The "%" is optional, as that's the default if you don't specify
anything. If you've made unsaved changes to your current buffer,
you'll need to "!" it:

:e!

Note that reloading loses things like the jump-list and undo history
for the buffer, so it might be better to do something like

:%d
:$r %
:0d

which should keep at least preserve the undo history though the
reload.

-tim



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