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README.md

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 - [Quick Man Pages](vim/quick-man-pages.md)
 - [Quick Quickfix List Navigation](vim/quick-quickfix-list-navigation.md)
 - [Quickly Switch To A Buffer By Number](vim/quickly-switch-to-a-buffer-by-number.md)
+- [Quit When There Is An Argument List](vim/quit-when-there-is-an-argument-list.md)
 - [Re-indenting Your Code](vim/reindenting-your-code.md)
 - [Read In The Contents Of A Rails File](vim/read-in-the-contents-of-a-rails-file.md)
 - [Rename Current File](vim/rename-current-file.md)

vim/quit-when-there-is-an-argument-list.md

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+# Quit When There Is An Argument List
+
+To start a Vim session with multiple files in the argument list, name
+multiple files when invoking Vim:
+
+```bash
+$ vim README.md LICENSE
+```
+
+The first file in the argument list, and the current buffer, is `README.md`.
+The last file in the argument list is `LICENSE`.
+
+At this point if you try to quit, Vim will prevent you saying `1 more file
+to edit`. If we look at the docs for `:q` and `:wq`, we see something along
+the lines of:
+
+> This fails when the last file in the argument list has not been edited.
+
+Vim wants to ensure that you've paid attention to every file that you loaded
+up into your argument list. If you'd like to quit regardless. then this is
+where the `:q!` and `:wq!` variants come in handy. This commands will skip
+the argument list check.