Vim practice manual (5) frequently used multi-buffer operation buttons

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1. Multi-file editing mode

(1) The argument list mode contains multiple file path parameters when opening the vim editor.

(2) buffer list mode: after entering the vim Editor, open multiple buffers for editing.

2. open multiple files in a single buffer zone

: Files
Show which files are currently opened

: N
Switch to the next Buffer

: N
Switch to the content of the previous Buffer

: 2n
Switch to the next Buffer

: Bn
Next buffer content (buffer next)

: BP
Buffer previous)

3. open multiple files in multiple Buffers

: SP [filename]
Open a new buffer. If filename exists, the content is the file; otherwise, it is the current file.

CTRL + W n
Create a buffer

CTRL + w Q
Exit the buffer where the cursor is located

CTRL + w j
Move cursor to next Buffer

CTRL + W K
Move cursor to previous Buffer

CTRL + W L
Move cursor to right Buffer

CTRL + W H
Move cursor to left Buffer

CTRL + W v
Create a buffer in the left and right cutting windows

CTRL + W S
Create a buffer in the Upper/lower cut window

CTRL + W O
Maximize the buffer where the cursor is located, and hide other buffers.

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