Dino Morelli wrote: > > This behavior was observed with version 74994 but not in 74778 > > Steps to reproduce: > > In a terminal window > > |$ mkdir -p vimswap/foo/bar $ touch vimswap/foo/bar/file1 $ touch > vimswap/foo/bar/file2 $ cd vimswap | > > In a different terminal window > > |$ cd vimswap $ vim :e | > > Navigate with the directory browser to foo/bar/file1 and open it > > |:new :e | > > Navigate with the directory browser to foo/bar/file2 and open it > > In the first terminal window: > > |$ tree -a | > > You see this: > > ||-- foo | |-- bar | | |-- file1 | | |-- file1swp | | |-- > file2 | | |-- file2swp | |-- barswp |-- fooswp |-- swo |-- swp | > > Older versions of vim do this, I believe this is the correct behavior: > > ||-- foo |-- bar |-- file1 |-- file1swp |-- file2 |-- file2swp | > > Earlier versions of Vim did not keep these |sw?| files in directories > that you navigated through This problem compounds for the entire time > you keep this copy of vim running and use file browsing It keeps > making more swap files, most of them in the top-level directory (the > one that was named in the |:e| command > > Please try netrw v155h available from my website: http://www.drchip.org/astronaut/vim/index.html#NETRW
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