When I started using VIM I didn't realize that tabs were supposed to be used as different window layouts, and buffer serves the role for multiple file editing / switching between each other. Actually in the beginning tabs are not even there before v7.0 and I just opened one VIM inside a terminal tab (I was using gnome-terminal at the moment), and switch between tabs using alt+numbers, since I thought using commands like :buffers, :bn and :bp were too much for me. When VIM 7.0 was released I find it's easier to manager a lot of files and switched to it, but recently I just realized that buffers should always be the way to go, unless one thing: you need to configure it to make it works right.

所以我尝试了vim-airline，并启用了可视的顶部选项卡式缓冲条，但图形与我的iTerm2有问题，所以我尝试了其他几个，似乎MBE最适合我。我还设置shift+h/l作为快捷键，因为原来的那些(移动到当前页面的头部/尾部)对我来说不是很有用。 map <S-h>:bprev<返回> map <S-l>:bnext<返回>

它似乎比gt和gt更简单，而且:e也比:tabnew更简单。我发现:bd不像:q那样方便，虽然(MBE有一些问题)，但我可以在缓冲区中使用所有文件。

:ls

用于打开缓冲区的列表

:bp前一个缓冲区 :bn下一个缓冲区 :bn (n个数字)移动到第n个缓冲区 :b <filename-part> with tab-key提供自动补全功能(太棒了!!)

在某些版本的vim中，bn和bp实际上分别是bnext和bprevious。Tab自动补全在这种情况下很有用。

或者当您处于正常模式时，使用^切换到您正在处理的最后一个文件。

另外，您可以保存vim的会话

:mksession! ~/today.ses

上面的命令将当前打开的文件缓冲区和设置保存到~/today.ses。您可以使用

vim -S ~/today.ses

记起昨天讲到哪里就不麻烦了。；）

我使用缓冲区命令-:bn(下一个缓冲区)，:bp(上一个缓冲区):buffers(列表打开缓冲区):b<n>(打开缓冲区n):bd(删除缓冲区)。:e <filename>将打开一个新的缓冲区。

我使用了多个隐藏在~/中的缓冲区。vimrc文件。

迷你缓冲区资源管理器脚本也很好，可以获得缓冲区的紧凑列表。然后:b1或:b2…要转到适当的缓冲区或使用迷你缓冲区资源管理器并通过缓冲区使用TAB。

将所有缓冲区更改为选项卡视图。

 :tab sball

将打开TAB视图的所有缓冲区。然后我们可以使用任何与制表符相关的命令

gt or :tabn           "    go to next tab
gT or :tabp or :tabN  "    go to previous tab

详细信息见:help tab-page-commands。

我们可以通过vim -p file1 file2命令vim以tab视图的形式打开多个文件。 别名vim='vim -p'将很有用。 在~/.vimrc中使用下面的自动命令也可以实现同样的功能

 au VimEnter * if !&diff | tab all | tabfirst | endif

总之，回答这个问题: 添加到arg列表:arga文件

从参数列表中删除:argd模式

更多信息见:help arglist

我使用以下，这给了你很多功能，你会期望在其他编辑器，如Sublime文本/ Textmate

Use buffers not 'tab pages'. Buffers are the same concept as tabs in almost all other editors. If you want the same look of having tabs you can use the vim-airline plugin with the following setting in your .vimrc: let g:airline#extensions#tabline#enabled = 1. This automatically displays all the buffers as tab headers when you have no tab pages opened Use Tim Pope's vim-unimpaired which gives [b and ]b for moving to previous/next buffers respectively (plus a whole host of other goodies) Have set wildmenu in your .vimrc then when you type :b <file part> + Tab for a buffer you will get a list of possible buffers that you can use left/right arrows to scroll through Use Tim Pope's vim-obsession plugin to store sessions that play nicely with airline (I had lots of pain with sessions and plugins) Use Tim Pope's vim-vinegar plugin. This works with the native :Explore but makes it much easier to work with. You just type - to open the explorer, which is the same key as to go up a directory in the explorer. Makes navigating faster (however with fzf I rarely use this) fzf (which can be installed as a vim plugin) is also a really powerful fuzzy finder that you can use for searching for files (and buffers too). fzf also plays very nicely with fd (a faster version of find) Use Ripgrep with vim-ripgrep to search through your code base and then you can use :cdo on the results to do search and replace