On Sunday 10 February 2002 23:53, you wrote:
> !,
>
> Seems as though vim is leaving temporary files whenever I edit anything
> ie: I edit 'test.txt' and it leaves 'test.txt~' in the current directory,
> no matter what I do. Anyone know how to fix this? A couple hours of
> google searchin
On Monday 11 February 2002 01:36, you wrote:
> add this line to your "$HOME/.exrc" file
> set nobackup
>
> in vim or gvim, try the foll command for more info
> help backup
>
> a word of advice though, if you are doing any sort of coding and are
> turning off this feature of autobackups, please use
add this line to your "$HOME/.exrc" file
set nobackup
in vim or gvim, try the foll command for more info
help backup
a word of advice though, if you are doing any sort of coding and are
turning off this feature of autobackups, please use some sort of
version control, so that you can roll back to
!,
Seems as though vim is leaving temporary files whenever I edit anything ie:
I edit 'test.txt' and it leaves 'test.txt~' in the current directory, no
matter what I do. Anyone know how to fix this? A couple hours of google
searching turned up nothing (but I am tired, so you never
