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in a vim window, open file1, file2 and file3 in separate tabs.
close the tab for file3, go to the tab for file2
use <leader>bv to open bufexplore in a vertical split.
now the file3 entry is in the list, navigate to that, and hit t to open it in a new tab.
I assume this would get me back to the state after step 1. However if I navigate to the tab for file2 (where I launched bufexplore), I saw the same file opened twice in a vertical split, like below:
Steps I took:
file1
,file2
andfile3
in separate tabs.file3
, go to the tab forfile2
<leader>bv
to open bufexplore in a vertical split.file3
entry is in the list, navigate to that, and hitt
to open it in a new tab.I assume this would get me back to the state after step 1. However if I navigate to the tab for
file2
(where I launched bufexplore), I saw the same file opened twice in a vertical split, like below:I think this is rather counter-intuitive. Is there any easy way of getting around this?
I'm using vim 8.1.
Thanks!
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