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Using :args jumps to the first file. For some reason this adds two
entries to the jumplist. I don't quite understand, but I don't think we
want to mess with the jumplist so we can jump back to where we came
from.
Verified with:
gvim -Nu NONE +'source sensible.vim' +'source qargs.vim' +'grep! dave *.cmd ' README.rst
:Qargs
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Using :args jumps to the first file. For some reason this adds two
entries to the jumplist. I don't quite understand, but I don't think we
want to mess with the jumplist so we can jump back to where we came
from.
Verified with:
Before this change, nothing happens.
After this change, you jump back to the README.
Related to #4