I have been using vim NerdTree for sometime now. One thought came to my mind and i am not sure if it is possible so seeking the help of experts.
Can Nerdtree show the list of open buffers say something like :NerdtreeBuffers
I know there is BufferExplorer but i dont like it for the simple fact that i have to pre-define if i want the buffer in a tab/split/vsplit
Nerdtree is awesome ... i just need one command and then from the list i can open it however i want.
No, NERDTree doesn't have any buffer list/exploration properties. I like Buffergator (GitHub) for quick buffer listing & selection. By default, it operates similarly to NERDTree, opening a left vertical split and allowing you to navigate to a buffer and hit enter to jump to it. It also supports opening buffers in vertical/horizontal splits, and other basic functionality. CtrlP is also handy. It does fuzzy find on files, but can also limit itself to open buffers.