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@@ -749,7 +749,7 @@ FAQ *startify-faq*
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|startify-faq-02| Recent files aren't shown!
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|startify-faq-03| I have broken colors when using sessions!
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|startify-faq-04| How to disable common but unimportant files?
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- |startify-faq-05| CtrlP or NERDTree open a split in Startify!
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+ |startify-faq-05| Why is the Startify buffer not using buftype=nofile?
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|startify-faq-06| How do I get both NERDTree and Startify working at
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startup?
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|startify-faq-07| The session autoload feature is not working!
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@@ -814,16 +814,18 @@ Use |g:startify_skiplist|.
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*startify-faq-05*
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-CtrlP or NERDTree open a split in Startify!~
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+Why is the Startify buffer not using buftype=nofile?~
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-Put this in your vimrc:
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- autocmd User Startified setlocal buftype=
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-If you're using CtrlP without NERDTree, there is an even more elegant
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-solution:
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+Did you accidentally use |:write| in the Startify buffer and it was saved to
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+an actual file on disk? It's because buftype=nofile is not used.
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+This is done to improve compatibility with other plugins. When buftype=nofile
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+was set, plugins like CtrlP or NERDTree would open splits instead of reusing
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+the window showing the Startify buffer.
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+If you understand this but want it anyway, put this in your vimrc:
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- let g:ctrlp_reuse_window = 'startify'
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+ autocmd User Startified setlocal buftype=nofile
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*startify-faq-06*
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