Look at your vim, now look back at mine, now back to your vim, now back to mine. Sadly it isn't mine, but if you stopped using your own dotfiles and switch to my dotfiles, it could look like mine.
The 'mvsane' function in the bashrc does not support multiple filenames, like through using a wildcard.
The existing function will attempt to convert the first file in the dir to a concantenated string of all the filenames.
This is not the user's intention, as they obviously wanted to apply it to every file in the directory.
Please make mvsane support arbitrary lists of files, through wildcards and other complex queries that return a space separated list of filenames.
Having a recursive option for all files in a directory would also be appreciated.
The 'mvsane' function in the bashrc does not support multiple filenames, like through using a wildcard. The existing function will attempt to convert the first file in the dir to a concantenated string of all the filenames. This is not the user's intention, as they obviously wanted to apply it to every file in the directory.
Please make mvsane support arbitrary lists of files, through wildcards and other complex queries that return a space separated list of filenames.
Having a recursive option for all files in a directory would also be appreciated.