I accidentally dismissed the “this file has been modified, would you like to reload” dialogue. I want to reload the current file.
In vim I would just do :e %
, what is the equivalent in kakoune?
I accidentally dismissed the “this file has been modified, would you like to reload” dialogue. I want to reload the current file.
In vim I would just do :e %
, what is the equivalent in kakoune?
Hi,
you can simply do :edit
, or :edit!
if you have local changes you don’t care about.
You can also just reduce that to :e
in vim land.
If I do :edit
I get 1:1: 'edit' wrong argument count
Oh yeah, it looks like only :edit!
does the trick, that’s a bit surprising.
It should be :edit <c-r>%<ret>
, in any case.