:q does not always work

[inglesp]

You know the joke about vim being so popular because it's impossible to quit..?

If I start pyvim without any arguments and open a file with :e some-file, then if I try to quit vim with :q, I see the message "1 more files to edit", and nothing else happens. I have to use :q! or :qa to quit.

Instead, if I start pyvim like pyvim some-file, then :q works fine.

Keep up the good work!

[jonathanslenders]

Ok, thanks for reporting! :)
I will fix that, along with the other bugs coming in.

[e12e]

Possibly related: shouldn't :q in a buffer close that buffer?

If I start pyvim and type :help for help (incidentially, :h doesn't work - it probably should) -- I can't seem to close the help-buffer? In vim I'd just do :q -- but that doesn't work (pyvim complains about "one more file to edit") -- and :q! quits pyvim -- rather than close the buffer&window.