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A Vim plugin to render help when working with collection / sets of buffers.
Say you have 40 buffers open and want to work with more then two and not want to keep entering buffer numbers ...
Use BBUF and create a collection of say buffers 3, 6, 11 and 24 and user key-shortcuts to cycle this list.
You can create multiple buffer collections and give them different names. For example:
foo: Has buffers 3, 6, 12
bar: Has buffers 3, 9, 13
baz: Has buffers 1, 16, 12, 3, 5
etc.
Simplest - Typically:
:BBload " to load the BBUF plugin
:BBhelp " quick help
:BB<TAB> " list functions
Then do for example:
:BBset 1 3 6
" or
:BBset *.js 12
" etc.
Ctrl + Shift + ArrowUp : add current buffer from current collection
Ctrl + Shift + ArrowDown : remove current buffer from current collection
Then use keyboard mappings to navigate it. I.e.
Go to previous buffer in list: Ctrl+Shift+Left
List buffers :BBls
etc.
It keeps, updates and use a dictionary of buffer lists.
{
default: [1, 3 ,6],
some_list: [1, 8 , 12],
another: [17, 4, 19]
}
See doc/BBUF.txt for full help.