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QuickBuf
Vim plugin helps navigate and manipulate buffers
Maintainer: palnart <[email protected]>

Brief description:
While making the task of browsing and manipulating buffers visual and simple, QuickBuf also offers advanced abilities of dealing with buffers (ex: "unlisted" mode). It's unique among several other buffer managers for creating no dedicated buffer and defining no auto command, thus minimize its interference.

Give it a try and you may find it all you need to work with Vim's buffers!
Any bugs or suggestions, please mail to: [email protected]

Usage:
+ Press the assigned hotkey to activate QuickBuf (default <F4>). It brings out a list of buffers that you can browse and give commands on! Some indicators in the list:
	- * : the buffer being opened in the active window
	- = : a buffer being opened in a window, but not active
	- [+] : modifed buffer
+ Use k/j or <Up>/<Down> keys to select the buffer.
+ Press a key to give a command to the currently selected buffer
	- d : delete buffer
	- w : wipe out buffer
	- s : open buffer in a new horizontally split window
	- u : open buffer
	- <enter> : open buffer and leave QuickBuf; if the	buffer is already opened in a window, switch to that window.
+ d, w, and <enter> operations may fail (ex: delete a modified buffer), QuickBuf will inform you so that you can force them by preceding the above characters with an exclamation mark ('!'). Ex: !d, !w, !<enter>
+ Instead of moving the selection bar around to select a buffer, you can use a number to specify a buffer. For example: '2d' will delete the second buffer in the list. Try '3<enter>', '1w', '1!w'
+ Use 'l' key to toggle between LISTED and UNLISTED mode. Which mode QuickBuf enter first depends on the active buffer. While in UNLISTED mode, 'unlisted' buffers (the buffers you have deleted) are showed. Also:
	- [+] indicates a loaded buffer
	- 'd' command makes the selected buffer 'listed' again
+ Press <esc> key to leave QuickBuf