
<h2>Buffer Commands</h2>
<ul>
  <li>
    <code>:ls</code> or <code>:files</code> or <code>:buffers</code> - list active buffers
    <code>%</code> - Buffer which is in the current window
    <code>#</code> - Alternate buffer (the last file which was most recently edited in the current window)
    <code>a</code> - Active buffer (the file which is being edited in the current window)
    <code>h</code> - Hidden buffer (buffer with unsaved modifications but is not being displayed in any window)
    <code>u</code> - Unlisted buffer (files that are not open in Vim but are present in the current working directory; use :ls! to view this)
    <code>-</code> - Buffer with 'modifiable' set to off
    <code>=</code> - A read-only buffer
    <code>+</code> - A modified buffer (buffer with changes that are not written to disk)
    <code>x</code> - A buffer that has read errors
  </li>
  <li>
    <code>:bdelete &#x3C;buffer id></code> or <code>:bd &#x3C;buffer id></code> deltes buffer.
    If <code>buffer id</code> is not specified, will be removed current buffer.
    It is also possible to delete range of buffers: <code>:2,3bd</code>
  </li>
  <li><code>:buffer &#x3C;buffer id></code> or <code>:b &#x3C;buffer id></code> used to switch between buffers.</li>
  <li><code>:bnext</code> or <code>:bn</code> switches to the next buffer.</li>
  <li><code>:bprevious</code> or <code>:bp</code> switches to the previous buffer.</li>
  <li><code>:bfirst</code> and <code>:blast</code> move to the first or the last buffer respectively.</li>
  <li></li>
</ul>


Vim Buffers

Buffer Commands