Some of the terms used in this tip are briefly explained below. For more details see the buffer FAQ and [help windows-intro].
* When a file is loaded into memory for editing, a new buffer is created to hold it.
* A buffer can be created to hold text that isn't related to a file, such as a directory listing.
* A window is a view port onto a buffer.
* A buffer is active if it is shown in a window.
* A buffer is hidden if it is not shown in a window.
* A buffer is a listed buffer if it is always shown in the buffer list.
* A buffer is an unlisted buffer if it is not shown in the buffer list by default.
* Each buffer is given a unique number when it is first created. It keeps this number for the duration of the Vim session.
* The name of a buffer is the name
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| - Some of the terms used in this tip are briefly explained below. For more details see the buffer FAQ and [help windows-intro].
* When a file is loaded into memory for editing, a new buffer is created to hold it.
* A buffer can be created to hold text that isn't related to a file, such as a directory listing.
* A window is a view port onto a buffer.
* A buffer is active if it is shown in a window.
* A buffer is hidden if it is not shown in a window.
* A buffer is a listed buffer if it is always shown in the buffer list.
* A buffer is an unlisted buffer if it is not shown in the buffer list by default.
* Each buffer is given a unique number when it is first created. It keeps this number for the duration of the Vim session.
* The name of a buffer is the name
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| - Some of the terms used in this tip are briefly explained below. For more details see the buffer FAQ and [help windows-intro].
* When a file is loaded into memory for editing, a new buffer is created to hold it.
* A buffer can be created to hold text that isn't related to a file, such as a directory listing.
* A window is a view port onto a buffer.
* A buffer is active if it is shown in a window.
* A buffer is hidden if it is not shown in a window.
* A buffer is a listed buffer if it is always shown in the buffer list.
* A buffer is an unlisted buffer if it is not shown in the buffer list by default.
* Each buffer is given a unique number when it is first created. It keeps this number for the duration of the Vim session.
* The name of a buffer is the name of the file that has been loaded into it, or for buffers not containing the contents of a file, it can be any string.
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