What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Open vim, hit \ww to open the wiki index
2. Type 'foo bar', hit Enter on each word to make them wikilinks
3. Put cursor on 'foo', hit Enter to open foo.wiki
4. Add some random content, hit Backspace (foo.wiki gets autosaved here) to go
back to wiki index
5. Call :VimwikiGenerateLinks, notice that 'bar' is not included
6. Put cursor on 'bar', hit Enter to open bar.wiki
7. Explicitly save the empty bar.wiki using :w , then hit Backspace to go back
to the index
6. Call :VimwikiGenerateLinks again, notice that 'bar' is include this time
I would really want to avoid the hassle of explicitly opening wikilinks and
saving empty files everytime I create a new wikilink, so I can have those
wikilinks appear in the output of VimwikiGenerateLinks.
I am using VimwikiGenerateLinks as reference everytime when I want to add a new
link, to check if I already have one, like adding a wikilink 'ShortBow'
somewhere, then not seeing it in the output of VimwikiGenerateLinks (just
because I don't have such a ShortBow.wiki file yet, since I didn't edit that
wiki page yet) and not remembering that I already added a 'ShortBow' wikilink
could make me add a 'ShortBows' one - and here's the redundancy.
Of course I can just keep track manually of all wikilinks I'm adding but this
seems like a lot of additional work.
What version of the product are you using?
vimwiki-2-0-1
vim-7.3.154
On what operating system?
Slackware64-13.37
Please provide any additional information below.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by rwxrwx.m...@tut.by on 24 Aug 2012 at 1:23
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
rwxrwx.m...@tut.by
on 24 Aug 2012 at 1:23