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                                            Wael Nasreddine

:bd should merely close the current buffer, not close MacVim entirely.

@brokenladder I've removed this function in c4716fb177adb1d4d37ca201c9380374950f79c5 please let me know if you still have issues.

:bd should merely close the current buffer, not close MacVim entirely.

Let's try narrowing it down together, does it work as expected after running this command ? (In a Terminal obviously and you should restart your MacVim) ``` bash cd ~/.vim;...

:bd should merely close the current buffer, not close MacVim entirely.

Ok I was able to reproduce, let me see if I can figure it out

:bd should merely close the current buffer, not close MacVim entirely.

No problem, I'll let you know.. Bon voyage :)

:bd should merely close the current buffer, not close MacVim entirely.

I'm not sure it is a Janus issue, check this out: ``` bash rm -rf ~/.vim ~/.vimrc ~/.gvimrc mkdir ~/.vim git clone https://github.com/scrooloose/nerdtree.git /tmp/nerdtree cd /tmp/nerdtree rake ``` Try again...

:bd should merely close the current buffer, not close MacVim entirely.

@adrianrego would you mind checking more into this, try earlier version of Nerdtree or get in touch with @scrooloose to find out if this is actually intended behavior or just...

:bd should merely close the current buffer, not close MacVim entirely.

Ok let's see if @scrooloose has some input on the issue /cc @scrooloose

:bd should merely close the current buffer, not close MacVim entirely.

Hey @scrooloose thanks for responding :) Yes we were asking about the `:bd` behavior, so it seems that there's nothing we can do to get what @brokenladder would like to...

:bd should merely close the current buffer, not close MacVim entirely.

That's exactly what I do myself :) ## Wael Nasreddine Sent from my iPhone On Dec 13, 2011, at 0:31, Martin Grenfell [email protected] wrote: > I very rarely delete buffers...

:bd should merely close the current buffer, not close MacVim entirely.

@brokenladder I agree with @scrooloose, you need to stop thinking TextMate and start thinking Vim, what you did right there is actually opening two **windows** in a vertical split and...