vim-bufcond

Do things to buffers depending on their status

Copyright

Copyright 2020 Alin Mr. <almr.oss@outlook.com>. MIT license.

Examples

• :call bufcond#BufDo( 'bw', { v -> !len( v.windows ) && !v.changed }, #{} ) wipes out unmodified buffers which are not active in any tab/window. First argument is a command or a lambda, second is a lambda to filter getbufinfo() results, third is a dictionary passed to getbufinfo().
• same as above, but merely unload (if loaded): call bufcond#BufDo( { b -> execute( 'bunload ' .. b ) }, { v -> !len( v.windows ) && !v.changed && v.loaded }, #{} )
• get comprehensive info on loaded buffers, using Bufferize: Bufferize echo join( bufcond#BufDo( { v -> v->bufinfo()[0] }, { v -> v.loaded }, #{} ), "\n" )

See bufcond.vim

Installation

With vim 8+, just drop in packpath (I personally use minpac which is almost the same thing). Autoloadable functions for now.