Conversion to vim's location list feature #4
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I'll look into the code again and see what I can use. |
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Any chance to get this merged? Accessing the history through Location List is very handy. |
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Hi, I did a rewrite of vim-bufsurf. Now it uses vim' location list. The biggest advantage is the browseable history.
I also added functionality to extend the history from currently opened item. E.g. go 3 items back in history and then open another buffer. Very much like vim's undo history another "branch" is created, except that the history is only displayed as one long line buffers.