Francisco Lopes

@gpanders I did, and as expected, `:bdelete` alone wouldn't help, only `:bdelete!`, but as you can notice, I even tried `:quit` as well. None works.

I'm on 0.5 and it just closes the original buffer and leave the disposed terminal one still open. 

@gpanders that doesn't make sense, I expect an `autocmd TermClose * bdelete!` to target the terminal buffer that trigger the `TermClose`, regardless from where this terminal buffer originates.

From what I can tell, with this kind of solution, to get something possibly reliable in any case, I'd need to involve a `:bufdo` and apply an `if !v:event.status`, or...

I found a way to make this work properly in current state of matters: ```vim :autocmd TermClose * execute 'bdelete! ' . expand('') ``` `expand('')` avoids from sending a `bdelete`...

> > It doesn't work, I tried. I suspect that Arkham Knight needs a newer version of .NET than the one installed by Arkham City. > > I've had some...

Well, as it's actually not working on Steam at all. A very easy solution that I just learned was to install Lutris, install the Epic Store, and install the Batman...

Vim implemented "virtual text occupying horizontal space" expanding upon the textprop feature [circa Aug 5, 2022](https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/7553#issuecomment-1206510254), with many fixes to stabilize it following on. It's already in use by copilot,...

> An extreme case would have a zero-length match instead of `CD`, in which case, the cursor travels through the "discontinuity", it would jump over from either `B` to `E`...

@bfredl (click to expand resolution):  clangd is in use, by means of coc-clangd.