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Go to last file in vim
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Many text files can be opened at once using
vim *txt
I know I can use :<int>n to move forward <int> files, but I don't know how to get to the last opened file. So far I've tried :1000n to intentionally overshoot but that gives the error
E165: Cannot go beyond last file
From there I just resort to a binary search trying to get to the end, which takes a while, i.e., :500n, :250n, 125n, ...
How can I get to the last opened file in vim?
multiple-files
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Many text files can be opened at once using
vim *txt
I know I can use :<int>n to move forward <int> files, but I don't know how to get to the last opened file. So far I've tried :1000n to intentionally overshoot but that gives the error
E165: Cannot go beyond last file
From there I just resort to a binary search trying to get to the end, which takes a while, i.e., :500n, :250n, 125n, ...
How can I get to the last opened file in vim?
multiple-files
asked 2 days ago
user1717828user1717828
2941 silver badge10 bronze badges
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:lastis correct but if you want to know how many files were on the command line, you can useCtrl-Gin command mode
– ChatterOne
yesterday
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Many text files can be opened at once using
vim *txt
I know I can use :<int>n to move forward <int> files, but I don't know how to get to the last opened file. So far I've tried :1000n to intentionally overshoot but that gives the error
E165: Cannot go beyond last file
From there I just resort to a binary search trying to get to the end, which takes a while, i.e., :500n, :250n, 125n, ...
How can I get to the last opened file in vim?
multiple-files
asked 2 days ago
user1717828user1717828
2941 silver badge10 bronze badges
Many text files can be opened at once using
vim *txt
I know I can use :<int>n to move forward <int> files, but I don't know how to get to the last opened file. So far I've tried :1000n to intentionally overshoot but that gives the error
E165: Cannot go beyond last file
From there I just resort to a binary search trying to get to the end, which takes a while, i.e., :500n, :250n, 125n, ...
How can I get to the last opened file in vim?
multiple-files
multiple-files
asked 2 days ago
user1717828user1717828
2941 silver badge10 bronze badges
asked 2 days ago
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asked 2 days ago
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:lastis correct but if you want to know how many files were on the command line, you can useCtrl-Gin command mode
– ChatterOne
yesterday
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:lastis correct but if you want to know how many files were on the command line, you can useCtrl-Gin command mode
– ChatterOne
yesterday
3
3
:last is correct but if you want to know how many files were on the command line, you can use Ctrl-G in command mode– ChatterOne
yesterday
:last is correct but if you want to know how many files were on the command line, you can use Ctrl-G in command mode– ChatterOne
yesterday
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You can use :last.
See :help :last for more details. You might be interested in the other commands around it for managing files in :args as well.
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