Why VIM backup filenames are not correct? 'backupdir' option not performing as expected -


I am creating a custom vimrc to improve my workflow, and set me a centralized directory to keep everyone Like backing up, swaping, and rearranging files together, like:

  "=== Backup settings ===" Set up back up set up backupdir = ~ / .vim / backup // "== = swap files ===" set swap file set directory => / swap files on /vim / swap // "=== UNFO FI === "Turn the undoFile on the undifil set to set the undodir = ~ / .vim / undo //  

The double trailing slash is considered as a file name extension, whose As a result, the backup / swap / undo filename will be the absolute path, in which % will be replaced by each location, / , something like % home% username% path% to% Your% file.ext .

Everything works perfectly for swap and undo files, but the backups do not work, the complete path to the file names is file.ext ~ < / Code>, which means that when I edit two files in the same way

Does anyone have any clue about this problem?

It looks like the 'backupdir' option is complete in a file name Path does not support translation (for % path separator) such as 'directory' and 'undodir' do at least some Also, : Help is not mentioned under 'Backup DIR'.

Since this is incompatible, and I see your use case, you should submit a request to it. In fact, this kind of patches (Hardy) patch queue (: Help todo.txt ):

  7 'Directory' option supports changing paths to make separators file names by name "%" unique, 'Backup Dare '(Mikolz Mourowski) Christian Brabad by Patches, 2010 Oct December 21.  

Please Please lobby take your preference!


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