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setting "nohid" will cause vim to close non-active buffers, so at least then you only need to tab through active buffers. If I run into this situation, I just
by aidenn0 4y ago
setting "nohid" will cause vim to close non-active buffers, so at least then you only need to tab through active buffers. If I run into this situation, I just close all of my open vim windows, saving as needed, but you might have a good use case for many open vim windows.
- kens 4y agoThanks for the suggestion! I also found that MacVim has tabs, which may be better than having a bunch of open windows.