A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Alexander Skwar wrote:
But when I edit a file which is in /tmp, there's no backup file left
behind.
[...]
:set backupskip=
Thanks to both of you, that's exactly the solution!
Alexander Skwar
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Hello!
In my ~/.vimrc, I've got, among other settings, set backup. Because
of this, vim creates backup files in the current directory. That's good!
But when I edit a file which is in /tmp, there's no backup file left
behind.
Why's that so and how do I change this?
I'm using vim 7.0 on Gentoo
Hi,
Alexander Skwar wrote:
In my ~/.vimrc, I've got, among other settings, set backup. Because
of this, vim creates backup files in the current directory. That's good!
But when I edit a file which is in /tmp, there's no backup file left
behind.
Why's that so and how do I change this?
Alexander Skwar wrote:
Hello!
In my ~/.vimrc, I've got, among other settings, set backup. Because
of this, vim creates backup files in the current directory. That's good!
But when I edit a file which is in /tmp, there's no backup file left
behind.
Why's that so and how do I change this?
I'm
