On Thu, Jul 07, 2005 at 12:23:13 -0400, Aaron Bentley wrote: > martin f krafft wrote: > > when a .swp already exists and you choose to ignore it, a .swo will > > be used for the current session. > > Vim can also produce .swn files, although I can't recall the > circumstances that produce them. They should probably be added to that
The circumstances were already mentioned in this thread. Vim creates
a .swp. If it exists, it uses one letter less -- .swo. If that also
exists, it uses another one less letter -- .swn. And so on.
On the other hand if one of them already exists, vim complains, that the
file is already open or a vim session crashed and whether you want to
open it, recover it etc. When you get to .swn, it is a sign that
something is not going well and you should do something about it. So
it's probably right think for tla to complain about \..*\.sw[a-n] files.
> regex.
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