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I would like to be able to edit Foo.cs by partial name without using :prev or :first et cetera.



Foo.cs Bar.cs [Baz.c]s Qux.cs


I have tried :arge F* and Vim says: No match. I have also tried :arge *F*. How can I navigate directly to Foo using part of its name?










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    I would like to be able to edit Foo.cs by partial name without using :prev or :first et cetera.



    Foo.cs Bar.cs [Baz.c]s Qux.cs


    I have tried :arge F* and Vim says: No match. I have also tried :arge *F*. How can I navigate directly to Foo using part of its name?










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      I would like to be able to edit Foo.cs by partial name without using :prev or :first et cetera.



      Foo.cs Bar.cs [Baz.c]s Qux.cs


      I have tried :arge F* and Vim says: No match. I have also tried :arge *F*. How can I navigate directly to Foo using part of its name?










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      I would like to be able to edit Foo.cs by partial name without using :prev or :first et cetera.



      Foo.cs Bar.cs [Baz.c]s Qux.cs


      I have tried :arge F* and Vim says: No match. I have also tried :arge *F*. How can I navigate directly to Foo using part of its name?







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          If the buffer is already opened, you can just type parts of the name using :b.



          :ls
          1 #h "Foo.cs" Line 1
          2 h "Bar.cs" Line 1
          3 %h "Baz.c" Line 1
          4 a "Qux.cs" Line 1
          :b F
          :ls
          1 %a "Foo.cs" Line 1
          2 h "Bar.cs" Line 1
          3 #h "Baz.c" Line 1
          4 h + "Qux.cs" Line 1





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            If the buffer is already opened, you can just type parts of the name using :b.



            :ls
            1 #h "Foo.cs" Line 1
            2 h "Bar.cs" Line 1
            3 %h "Baz.c" Line 1
            4 a "Qux.cs" Line 1
            :b F
            :ls
            1 %a "Foo.cs" Line 1
            2 h "Bar.cs" Line 1
            3 #h "Baz.c" Line 1
            4 h + "Qux.cs" Line 1





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              If the buffer is already opened, you can just type parts of the name using :b.



              :ls
              1 #h "Foo.cs" Line 1
              2 h "Bar.cs" Line 1
              3 %h "Baz.c" Line 1
              4 a "Qux.cs" Line 1
              :b F
              :ls
              1 %a "Foo.cs" Line 1
              2 h "Bar.cs" Line 1
              3 #h "Baz.c" Line 1
              4 h + "Qux.cs" Line 1





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                If the buffer is already opened, you can just type parts of the name using :b.



                :ls
                1 #h "Foo.cs" Line 1
                2 h "Bar.cs" Line 1
                3 %h "Baz.c" Line 1
                4 a "Qux.cs" Line 1
                :b F
                :ls
                1 %a "Foo.cs" Line 1
                2 h "Bar.cs" Line 1
                3 #h "Baz.c" Line 1
                4 h + "Qux.cs" Line 1





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                If the buffer is already opened, you can just type parts of the name using :b.



                :ls
                1 #h "Foo.cs" Line 1
                2 h "Bar.cs" Line 1
                3 %h "Baz.c" Line 1
                4 a "Qux.cs" Line 1
                :b F
                :ls
                1 %a "Foo.cs" Line 1
                2 h "Bar.cs" Line 1
                3 #h "Baz.c" Line 1
                4 h + "Qux.cs" Line 1






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