I opened a file (foo.f90) with macvim that had the .f90 suffix. Then, I realized I wanted it preprocessed. [No jokes about fortran ... space shuttle quality stuff ... man]. So in terminal, I moved the file over to be foo.F90. Of course, MacVim notifies me that the foo.f90 files does not exist any more. So I ":q" that tab, and command-T for a new tab. Then I type ":e foo.F90" in the new tab, and the buffer appears blank, with the file name listed as "foo.f90". Back to the lower cased suffix. If I starte a new macvim session: $mvim foo.F90, it opens up fine. Any insight? Some buffer voodoo?
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