Open ApolloBian opened 5 years ago
Whenever I execute :w unconsciously vim writes the content of buffer to a file in the present working dir, which I have to manually delete later on. It would be nice if it writes to some dir like /tmp or to /dev/null
:w
/tmp
/dev/null
Whenever I execute
:w
unconsciously vim writes the content of buffer to a file in the present working dir, which I have to manually delete later on. It would be nice if it writes to some dir like/tmp
or to/dev/null