Aristotle Pagaltzis

It uses the buffer number, not the buffer name. So I have no idea how this situation can happen. What does `:echo buftabline#user_buffers()` say? And `:echo winbufnr(0)` when you’re in...

Ohhh, I think I remember now… this is one of these bizarro aspects of netrw. When you open a directory, netrw creates an unlisted unnamed alternative buffer for it and...

Well buffer 4 has the directory name but there is nothing in it. And buffer 5 has no name and is not listed but has the directory contents in it....

You can hit o on a file to open it in a new buffer, or t to open it into a new tab. Other operations are not yet supported but...

What does `:set secure? modeline?` say

(Mainly I’m trying to see whether this is [neovim #9881](/neovim/neovim/issues/9881). Personally I haven’t had luck reproducing the issue based on the description of that bug (and the underlying Vim 8.1...

Huh! That is after you get that error message? Because it acts as if `secure` had been set… but that output says it wasn’t actually set?

> Was able to reproduce it with a simple file containing the line Thank you for that! I can reproduce it that way too.

> cloned the repo into ~.vim/plugin/color/ That’s why it doesn’t work. That’s not how installing plugins works in Vim. > made no other changes Sure, the one change you made...

> I did try putting it in that directory as well. Doing that made it not detect anything at all. Hmm, curious. What version of Vim are you using? (`:version`)...