Is there an option to abandon the current command and later go back with the up arrow?
Sometimes when I want to open multiple files at once I want to check "dir" to see if I got the right paths. How can I write a new command while still saving the command I was about to write so I can go back to it fast after?
I could use two separate terminal windows, but I'd like to know how to this in one.
Example:
First I want to open three files, like this: vim -p js/ajax_nav.js first_page.php...
But wait! I forgot what the name of the third file! How do I save the already written line in the memory so I can look up the filename with "dir" and possibly "cd", to return back to the line above? So I'll only have to add the third name.