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*ls_grep.txt* Grep the output of the :ls command
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INTRODUCTION *ls-grep*
LsGrep allows you to grep |:ls| output for a certain buffer. It's a tiny
plugin that provides a single command: |:LsGrep|. This command takes a search
string argument which outputs a filtered version of |:ls| output using the
search string. This lets you find the buffer numbers of the files you need
without doing a manual visual scan through the list.
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COMMANDS *ls-grep-commands*
*ls-grep-:LsGrep*
:LsGrep {bufname} Search the buffer list for {bufname}. The search
string can be a substring of the file. Fuzzy matching
is not supported.
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