You can also use :e path/to/file.txt to open any file or if you want to write a buffer to another file you can do :w path/to//other/file.txt.
:e path/to/file.txt
:w path/to//other/file.txt
Also not that you can open a new empty buffer with :new (in split view) or :enew.
:new
:enew
If you want to get rid of a buffer without saving it, you can do :bd!.
:bd!
Thanks Jorin. :w with filepath is new to me. :)
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You can also use
:e path/to/file.txtto open any file or if you want to write a buffer to another file you can do:w path/to//other/file.txt.Also not that you can open a new empty buffer with
:new(in split view) or:enew.If you want to get rid of a buffer without saving it, you can do
:bd!.Thanks Jorin. :w with filepath is new to me. :)