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Currently the :changes only gives the change list to current buffer. In comparision :jumps and :tags gives a list across multiple files in the current vim-server.
It is possible to make a script on all open buffers and list the changes via getchangelist() in a quickfix window. However the list is per file basis, there is no way to sort it because there is no timestamp recorded in the change list.
I think adding a timestamp will give possibility to make a multiple-file change list in time order. It will be better if a intrinsic :globalchanges can be provided to provide cross-file features like :jumps and :tags.
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Currently the
:changes
only gives the change list to current buffer. In comparision:jumps
and:tags
gives a list across multiple files in the current vim-server.It is possible to make a script on all open buffers and list the changes via
getchangelist()
in a quickfix window. However the list is per file basis, there is no way to sort it because there is no timestamp recorded in the change list.I think adding a timestamp will give possibility to make a multiple-file change list in time order. It will be better if a intrinsic
:globalchanges
can be provided to provide cross-file features like:jumps
and:tags
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: