:[count]tab {cmd}
Executes a command and places the opened buffer (if any) in a new tab instead.
:tab b part-of-filename
Is a fast way to open a buffer in a new tab.
Is there an equivalent that does the same with a split or vertical split?
Executes a command and places the opened buffer (if any) in a new tab instead.
Is a fast way to open a buffer in a new tab. Is there an equivalent that does the same with a split or vertical split?
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However, this can't be used to select a buffer, for that do | |||
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