Buffer swithching commands with ordinal numbers

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Buffer swithching commands with ordinal numbers

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There’s code in the thread of #11 for that, but I didn’t think of <Plug> mappings for it. That would be a useful feature to ship. But I won’t ship default keybindings with the plugin (because I don’t think it can do a good enough job of picking defaults, and it would require another on/off preference, which I don’t like adding).

So, I’ll take patches for that – though you may have to tolerate me amending the patches. 😄 But I’ll ship the feature regardless of whether you provide a patch for it.

[MiguelLatorre]

+1
I was about to ask for this too.

[cenkalti]

Fixed in a3e32bd

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Ah yeah, sorry, forgot to close this.

And sorry it took me so long to get around to pushing it out. The plug names derailed me.

The reason I ended up changing them is because I wanted to have a plug for the 10th buffer. But adding <Plug>BufTabLineSelectBuffer10 mysteriously broke <Plug>BufTabLineSelectBuffer1. Actually of course, it didn’t, it just made it ambiguous, so Vim would wait to see if the next character was a 0 before executing the mapping. It took me a day or so to figure that out… embarrassingly long anyway.

The solution is obvious: putting a non-numeral after the buffer number removes the ambiguity and then Vim can execute the mapping immediately. But that meant I had to pick some other name, and then I got sidetracked thinking about which choice I liked best…

And then I got busy with other stuff and forgot about this patch for a while.

Anyway, hope the wait was worth it. Share and enjoy. 😄

[cenkalti]

No problem. The solution is perfect, thank you :)