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pdftitle={The PIDA FAQ},
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pdfauthor={Ali Afshar}
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\href{mailto:aafshar@gmail.com}{aafshar@gmail.com} \\
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\subsection*{Is PIDA available for Windows?}
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\pdfbookmark[1]{I close buffers in Vim. Why are they still visible in PIDA?}{i-close-buffers-in-vim-why-are-they-still-visible-in-pida}
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\subsection*{I close buffers in Vim. Why are they still visible in PIDA?}
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If you have closed a vim buffer using \texttt{:bd} or \texttt{Delete} from the
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\texttt{Buffer} menu, the buffer will still remain in the PIDA buffer list. This is
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not a bug but a feature of how Vim works. It does not actually delete the
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buffer on \texttt{:bd} but merely hides it.
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The solution is to use \texttt{:bw}. This properly unloads the buffer and PIDA
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correctly recognises this situation. If you have read the Vim docs (like a
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good Vimmer) you know hat the documentation regarding \texttt{:bw} is a bit scary,
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and asks you to \emph{make sure you know what you are doing}. Rest assured, it
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