bin/64359: :p and :P commands in vi doesn't work
Stephen McKay
smckay at internode.on.net
Wed Mar 17 22:57:24 PST 2004
On Wednesday, 17th March 2004, Daniel Rudy wrote:
>Invoke vi with multiple files on the command line.
>Do :n to edit the next file.
>Do :p to edit the previous file. This step fails.
:p means :print not :previous.
:prev is the short form for :previous.
Admittedly the syntax the manual uses to describe it [Pp]rev[ious][!]
is mixing several meanings for [] but you should be able to work it out.
Stephen.
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