Is there a way in vim to close all files (buffers, let's not get into that) from some directory and its subdirectories?
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A:
Put the following into your .vimrc or in some custom file inside vim plugin folder.
function! s:close_buffers(name_regexp)
for buffer_number in range(1, bufnr('$'))
if !buflisted(buffer_number)
continue
endif
let name = fnamemodify(bufname( buffer_number ), ':p')
if name =~ a:name_regexp
exec 'bdelete '.buffer_number
endif
endfor
endfunction
command! -nargs=1 CloseBuffers call s:close_buffers(<f-args>)
Use commands like
:CloseBuffers include
:CloseBuffers in.*e
to close buffers which name matches passed regexp.
That means that to close all files from the certain folder you can use
:CloseBuffers workspace/cpp
:CloseBuffers /home/my/project
To close all the files from the current dir and all subdirs
:exec "CloseBuffers ".getcwd()
Mykola Golubyev
2009-04-01 16:02:54
+4
A:
You can do it this way fairly concisely:
:silent! bufdo if expand('%')=~"some_regex"|bd|endif
Or if you want absolute pathnames instead of relative:
:silent! bufdo if expand('%:p')=~"some_regex"|bd|endif
Or if you want it to prompt you for the regex interactively you could set this up as a mapping:
:let regex=input("> ")|silent! bufdo if expand('%:p')=~regex|bd|endif
etc. etc.
Brian Carper
2009-04-01 20:54:21