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		yuvipanda on Aug 11, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Advanced tricks with vim registers <leader>b is a good replacement for both :ls and :b if you're using Command-T (like grandparent is). I was surprised when I discovered that feature, since it isn't quite as advertised/popular as the file opening capabilities of Command-T

Pewpewarrows on Aug 11, 2011 [–]

Oh wow, that's an excellent find. That immediately made playing around with buffers much easier.

yuvipanda on Aug 11, 2011 | [–]

Indeed! I was using BufferExplorer and accidentally 'discovered' <leader>b. 30 minutes later, BufferExplorer was dead :)

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