Thursday, February 12, 2015

Re: :q does not close buffers

> Likely due to one of those changes,
> :q and :q! no longer close the file. It closes the window/tab and leaves the
> buffer open but hidden.

:q and :q! don't "close the file", they *quit* the current window as explained in :help :q.

If you want get rid of a buffer, you can delete it with :bd or wipe it with :bw (see :help :bd and :help :bw for the difference)

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