OK, so whenever you're dealing with multiple files, you have to, at least in some time, consider
using the buffer or understanding of what the buffer is.
Vem has a buffer, basically how all files are opened and stored within the VM program.
So I have one file open right now, but I can open up multiple files and all can be in the buffer and
I can navigate between them without using a split screen tabs, whatever.
I can just navigate between each file as if each file has their own focus.
So let's get to how to use that.
So I'm going to edit e e at a B text and then that opens up that file.
So now I'm going to do another file, e, a, c that text.
OK, so that I open up three files, let's check to see what the is in the buffer in order to do that
with Colin, unless that shows you exactly what's in the buffer and actually watched line number there
in.
So how do I navigate between these files.
Well Buffer previous goes to the previous buffer buffer previous, buffer previous and it just cycles
right through now if you wanted to go the other direction.
Buffer, next buffer.
Next buffer.
Next Colombe B and is Buffer next.
Again check to see what's in the buffer else and then navigate between them B and BP.
Now we're in this file.
Now if I wanted to close this file right.
How would I do that?
Well, Beadie is basically close this file from the buffer, basically delete it from the buffer colon
Beedie and that's deleted it from the buffer.
So let's make sure.
OK, so now we've removed one file from the buffer of the three files that were opened.
Let's do it again.
Now, this is close.
That file checked the buffer.
We have only one file open.
OK, so there you go.
So you can navigate between the buffers.
I can close the buffer, delete the buffer and so on.
Now, if you should come up with any error messages, if you were to delete the file from the buffer
and says he hasn't written to that file, it hasn't saved that file, just hit the exclamation point
and it will remove it, or you just basically want to just save file and that should solve that problem.
But that's basically how you start to understand and use buffers in VM and using buffers in VM can save
you a lot of time and knowing how to navigate it using Colen else, which will basically make you understand
how you can open up multiple files and VM so you can edit multiple files at once without actually having
to use split screens, tabs or whatever, you know, plug in.
You may happen to be coming across.
So I hope you find this to be helpful.