Back from emacs recently, in emacs I can list all the existing buffers in a emacs buffer, where I can do search, delete or jumping etc.
In Vim, if I type :browse oldfiles, a long list may be returned below the command line buffer and I can only move the buffer up&down or just a number to jump to corresponding file.
It will be convenient, if I can search the long list given by :browse oldfiles, :ls or :tselect etc.
I know that redir can be used in my case, but it's a bit annoying when you have to do it every time.
I'm wondering if there's a more vim-way to handle this scenario such as quickfix windows.
:filtermight be interesting for this specific case. – filbranden Apr 29 '20 at 15:51:filteris not capable for all the{command}after readinghelp :filter. So I try:filter /xx/ tselect, and it doesn't work. – Yukun Du Apr 29 '20 at 16:19