Re: edit several files

Thank you very much.
Indeed, i don't know how i can do : <ctrl>-^
I use a french keyword. Is ^ the "hat" caractère which can be top of
letters: âêî???




On sam., 2019-07-06 at 11:18 +0200, meine wrote:
> On Sat, Jul 06, 2019 at 10:44:26AM +0200, Mathieu Roux wrote:
> > Ah yes, that is right.
> > Thank you very much.
> >
> > In fact, i want to edit several files with vim, say titi and toto.
> > And then, i want to close titi and not toto, so that i can open
> > titi in
> > another terminal. In fact, if i try to work with titi in another
> > terminal (with vi), it is said:
> >
> >
> > "E325: ATTENTION
> > Trouvé un fichier d'échange nommé ".titi.swp"
> > propriété de : m daté : Sat Jul 6 10:43:30 2019"
> >
> > because it is already open...
>
> when you open a second file with `e: <filename>', vim opens a new
> buffer
> with the file in it.
>
> you can list te opened files with `:ls', the file marked with % is de
> one that is visible. to switch between files you can hit `:bnext' or
> <ctrl>-^ to toggle between files. if `<leader> b' is set in your
> vimrc
> (don't know, maybe it is default) you can see the list and switch by
> choosing the other file.
>
> when you want to open a file for a second time in another terminal
> window, it warns you that the file is already opened -- the .swp
> swap-file. editing a file that is already being edited can corrupt
> your
> content. with `:bd' you can close a buffer the right way and the .swp
> file belonging to it will be destroyed automatically.
>
> basically there is no really a need to open a second terminal window
> with a new instance of vim. keeping all together and switching
> buffers
> permits copy-paste etc between files in a much easier way.
>
> seeing two different files in one terminal window can be done with
> the
> `:split' command
>
> //meine
>
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