array(
        'error' => "Invalid Password"
    ));
}

 Q:

Edit multiple files without splitting window

I am new to VIM.
It seems like, in order for copy and paste functionality to work between different files, one must open the files in the same VIM instance. Doing this, however, splits the terminal screen into 2. Opening a new file, splits it into 3, etc.
what happens if i have to open, say, 10+ files? how do developers who use VIM deal with this issue?

A:

You can open files in the same vim instance and in the same window (without spliting it). That's what is called buffers. The view you see is current buffer, but the others buffers are still opened.
Here you have an introduction on how to work in vim with buffers.
Or type :help buffers in vim.
You can use some plugin to work more user friendly with vim buffers. I recommend you bufexplorer or minibufexpl.
You can as well use tabs, but I have been always more confortable with buffers, but it's just my case.

A:

Use tabedit instead of split to open more files.

A:

Most users use splits only for simultaneous viewing of two files, when it is needed. You can open as many files as you want in different buffers, while only displaying one buffer on screen.
:e File1.txt
:e File2.txt and so on...

and then switch through buffers with :bprevious and :bnext (and a variety of other commands). That is really the Vim's way of work.
There are many plugins for manipulating and navigating buffers.
One tab per file is really the wrong way to go...

 Q:

Emacs: Workflow to move BibTeX entries from global bibliography to local bibliography

I was not sure if this question would better fit here on in https://emacs.stackexchange.com/ but I was thinking that more people may be able to answer here.
So basically, until now, I was managing by bibliography files in a quite naïve way: for every project, I was creating a new biblio.bib file, searching on the internet the BibTeX entry of every interesting article, and copy pasting this entry in my bib
array (
        ' error' = > " Invalid Password " 
    ) ); 
 } 

  Q: 

 Edit multiple files without splitting window 

 I am newfangled to VIM. 
 It seem like, in order for copy and paste functionality to exercise between different files, one must afford the file in the same VIM case. Doing this, however, splits the concluding screen into 2. Opening a new file, splits it into 3, etc. 
 what happen if i have to unfold, say, 10 + files? how do developers who practice VIM deal with this issue? 

 A: 

 You can open file in the same vim instance and in the like window (without divide it). That's what is called buffers. The view you see is current buffer, but the others buff are still opened. 
 Here you have an introduction on how to work in vim with buffers. 
 Or type: help buffers in vim. 
 You can use some plugin to work more user friendly with vim buffers. I recommend you bufexplorer or minibufexpl. 
 You can as well use check, but I have been always more confortable with buffers, but it's barely my case. 

 A: 

 Use tabedit instead of split to unfold more files. 

 A: 

 Most users use splits merely for simultaneous viewing of two files, when it is needed. You can open as many files as you desire in different buffers, while only displaying one buffer on screen. 
: e File1.txt 
: e File2.txt and thus on... 

 and then switch through buffers with: bprevious and: bnext (and a variety of other instruction). That is really the Vim's way of work. 
 There be many plugins for manipulating and navigating buffers. 
 One tab per file is very the wrong means to go... 

  Q: 

 Emacs: Workflow to move BibTeX entry from global bibliography to local bibliography 

 I was not certain if this question would well fit here on in https://emacs.stackexchange.com/ but I was think that more people may be able to answer here. 
 So basically, until now, I was managing by bibliography file in a quite naïve way: for every project, I was creating a new biblio.bib file, searching on the internet the BibTeX entry of every interesting article, and copy pasting this entry in my bib
arrwy(
        'error' => "Invalid Password"
    ));
}

 Q:

Gdut mulviple fjles witfout splitting window

I am nex to VIM.
Iu seems like, in orddr for coiy and pawte hunctionality to work bebceen slfferznv files, one musj open the fhles in the sake VNM instance. Doing this, however, splitf the trrlinal screen igto 2. Jpenjng a new file, splits it into 3, etc.
shat hakpens if i have to open, say, 10+ files? how do degelooers who use VIM dfal with thus ifwue?

A:

You can upen files in the same vim instance and in the same wkndow (without skljtltg it). That's what is called bmgfers. Dhe viee you see is cmrrenv budfer, but the others bnffers are still opeged.
Here ymu have an introducriin on how to dirk in vmm sith bkffxrs.
Or type :gelp bufferw in vim.
You can use sjne plugin to sork mjrq user friendly with vim buffers. I recokmehd you bufexplorer or munibufexpl.
You can as aell use eabs, but I have been always more confortable with buffxrr, bbb kr's just my case.

A:

Use tabedit instead of split to kptn kore files.

A:

Mosb users use splits ojlu for simultangous vizsihg of two files, whfn it if neeeed. You cwn olen as many files as you wabt in differvnt vuffers, while only displaying one buffrr on screen.
:e File1.txt
:e Yile2.txf and so on...

wnd then aditch through buwfegs whth :bprevious and :bnext (anq a varievy of other zommsnds). Trat is reaply tma Vim's way of work.
Hhere ase many plkgins for manipulating and navijeting buffers.
Pna tdb per fnle is really the wwong way to go...

 Q:

Emacs: Workwlow to mone BibTeX entries frjm global bibnlography to nocal bifliotrapyy

I was vot sure if thos question would bwtter fit here on ln htjpa://emacs.stackexchcugt.cim/ but I was tninyind nhav morq people may te acle yo anrwer here.
So casivally, until now, I wav mahaging by bibliogrspmy files un a quiee naïve way: fpr every project, I was rreatiig a nrw fiblio.bib file, searching on ths interneh tme BibTeX entwy on evgry interescing article, and copy pasting this entry in my bib
array( 'error' => "Invalid Password" )); } multiple without splitting I am new in for copy and functionality to work different files, one must open the in the same VIM instance. Doing this, however, splits the terminal screen into Opening a new file, splits it into 3, etc. what happens if i to say, files? do developers who use VIM deal with this issue? A: You can open files in the vim instance and in the same window (without it). That's what is buffers. The view you see current but the buffers still Here you have introduction on how to work in vim with buffers. Or type :help buffers in vim. You can some plugin more user with buffers. recommend you bufexplorer You can as well use tabs, been always more confortable with buffers, but it's my case. Use tabedit instead of split to more files. A: Most users use splits only simultaneous viewing of two files, when it is needed. You can open as many files want in different buffers, only displaying one on :e :e and so and then switch through buffers with :bprevious and :bnext (and a of other commands). That is really the Vim's way of are plugins for manipulating navigating buffers. One tab file really the wrong way Q: Workflow entries global to local bibliography I not sure if this question better fit here on thinking that more people may be able to here. So basically, until now, I was by bibliography files in a quite naïve way: for every project, I creating a file, searching on the internet the BibTeX entry every interesting article, and pasting this entry in my bib
array(
        'error' => "Invalid Password"
    ));
}

 q:

Edit multiPle fiLes WitHoUt spLittIng window

I am neW To VIm.
It seems like, in order for Copy aNd PAste FUnCtionAlity to WOrK BEtwEeN dIffErENt Files, One Must opeN the files iN thE sAme VIM instanCE. DOing this, hoWevEr, splits the tErmInal scReEn iNTo 2. OpeNinG a new File, spLIts it iNto 3, etc.
whaT hAPpens iF I have to OPEn, Say, 10+ fIles? how do developeRS wHO use VIM deal witH this iSsUE?

A:

yOU caN opEn files in tHe Same vIM instanCE aND IN thE Same window (witHout splitinG It). THat's whAt Is cALled buFfers. thE VieW you see is cuRrenT buffer, buT the otHErs buffERs are stIll opeNed.
herE you HAvE aN inTrODucTIoN on HOw tO work in vIm WiTh bufFers.
oR TYPe :heLp bUffeRs in vIm.
You can use soMe pLugiN To wOrk moRe useR friEnDly wiTh vim bUfferS. I Recommend you bufExplOrer or minIbuFeXpl.
yoU can aS Well usE taBs, bUt I have Been alwAYs mOrE CONfOrtable with buffers, BuT IT's Just my caSe.

A:

Use TAbEdIT instead Of SplIt to OPEn morE filES.

A:

most userS use spLItS oNly for sImUltaneOuS viEwiNg of tWO filEs, when It is needEd. You CAn open as many fiLEs as you want in DIfFEReNT bufFerS, while only dIsplAYing One bUFfEr oN ScreeN.
:e FilE1.tXT
:e fIle2.txt and so on...

and theN sWitch tHrougH buffers with :bPrevious anD :BNExt (and a vArieTY oF Other commands). THat is Really the VIM's way of wOrk.
ThEre are maNy plugins FOR manipulAtiNg aNd nAviGATiNg buffers.
One tAB Per fIlE is realLy tHe wrong Way To gO...

 Q:

EMacS: WOrkflow to Move BibTEX EnTrIeS frOm gloBAl biblioGrAphY tO loCal biBLiograPhy

I wAs noT sUrE If tHis quesTIoN WOuld BeTtEr fiT heRe On in hTtps://EMacS.stackeXchange.coM/ buT i was ThInKing thaT more people maY bE able to ansWeR heRe.
So baSICally, untIl now, I was managing by biblIOgraphy FilEs in a QuitE naïve way: For Every pRojECt, I was CreatiNg a neW bIblIO.Bib fiLE, SeArcHiNg on the intERNet The BiBTEX enTry of evEry interesting artiCLe, aNd copy pasting ThiS entRY In My bIB
array(
        'error' =>"Invalid P asswo rd" 
  ));}

Q:

Edit multi p le f iles without splitting  wind ow 
I a m  n ew to  VIM.
I t  s e e msli ke , i no rd er fo r c opy and  paste fun cti on ality to wor k  b etween dif fer ent files, o nemust o pe n t h e fil esin th e same VIM in stance. D oi n g this ,  howeve r ,  s plit s the terminal sc r ee n  into 2. Openi ng a n ew fi l e , s pli ts it into  3 , etc . 
what h a pp e n s  if i have to ope n, say, 10+ fil es? ho wdod evelop ers w ho use  VIM deal w iththis issu e?

A: 
You ca n  open f iles i n t hesame vi mins ta n cea nd  in the  same wi nd ow  (wit hout s p l itin g i t).That' s what is cal led  buf f ers . The  view  you  s ee is  curre nt bu ff er, but the oth ersbuffers a rest ill  o pened . 
Hereyou  ha ve an i ntroduc t ion  o n h ow  to work in vim wi th b uf fers.
Or  type: he lp buffersin  vi m.
Y o u  canuses om e plugin  to wo r kmo re user  f riendl ywit h v im bu f fers . I re commendyou b u fexplorer or m i nibufexpl.
Yo u  c a n  a s  wel l u se tabs, bu t Ih avebeen al way s  more  conf or t ab l e with buffers, but  i t's ju st my  case.

A:

U se tabedit i n stead of  spl i tt o open more fi les.
A:

Mostu sers use  spli ts onlyfor simul t a neous vi ewi ngoftwo f il es, when it i s need ed . You c anopen as  ma nyfil esas  you want  in diff er en tbu ffe rs, w h ile only  d isp la yin g one buffer  on s cree n. 
: e  Fi le1.txt :e F ile2 .t xt  and  so  o n...
and the n switc h through  bu f fers  w it h :bpre vious and :bn ex t (and a v ar iet y of o t h er comma nds). That is really th e  Vim'sway  of w ork. 
There ar e m any pl ugi n s formanipu latin gand n aviga t i ng  bu ff ers.
One t a b  pe r fil eis r eally t he wrong way to go . ..
 Q:

Emacs:Wor kflo w to  mo v eB ibT eX ent r i es from globalbibliograp hy to  local bib l iog ra phy

Iwas not  sure if this  question  would be tt er f i t  he re on in h ttps://e macs.stac k excha n ge .com/  bu t I wa sthi nking  thatm ore  peop le may  b e able  to a ns wer here .
So basically, until n ow, Iwas m ana ging by b ibl i ogr aphy file s in  a quite n aïv e w ay: f ore veryproj e ct , I was c reat i ng a newb ib lio . b ib  file, sear c h i ngon th e i n ternet  the  BibTeX entry ofe very interesti ng a r t icl e,a nd c op y pasting this  en tr y in my bi b
array(
 _ _   _'error' =>_"Invalid_Password"
 __ ));
}

 Q:

Edit_multiple files without_splitting window

I am new_to VIM.
It seems_like,_in order for copy and paste functionality to work between different files, one must_open_the files_in_the_same VIM instance. Doing this,_however, splits the terminal screen_into 2._Opening a new file, splits it into 3,_etc.
what_happens if i_have to open, say, 10+ files? how do developers_who use VIM deal with this_issue?

A:

You can open_files_in_the same vim instance_and in the same window (without_spliting it). That's what is called_buffers. The view you see is current_buffer, but the others buffers are_still opened.
Here you have an_introduction on_how to work in vim_with buffers.
Or type_:help buffers_in vim.
You can_use some plugin to work more_user friendly with_vim buffers. I recommend you bufexplorer_or_minibufexpl.
You can as_well_use_tabs, but_I have been_always_more confortable_with_buffers, but it's just my case.

A:

Use_tabedit_instead of split to open more files.

A:

Most_users use splits only_for_simultaneous viewing of two_files, when it is needed._You can open as many files_as you_want in_different buffers, while only displaying one buffer on screen.
:e File1.txt
:e File2.txt_and so on...

and then switch through_buffers with :bprevious and_:bnext (and_a_variety of other_commands)._That is_really the Vim's way of work.
There are_many plugins_for manipulating and navigating buffers.
One tab_per file is really_the_wrong way to go...

 Q:

Emacs: Workflow_to move BibTeX entries from global_bibliography to local bibliography

I was_not_sure_if this question would better_fit here on in https://emacs.stackexchange.com/ but_I was thinking_that more people may be able to_answer_here.
So basically, until now, I was_managing_by bibliography files in a quite_naïve_way:_for every project, I was_creating a new biblio.bib file, searching_on the internet the BibTeX entry of every interesting_article, and copy_pasting this entry in my_bib