created by

Daniel Schemala

script type

utility

description

DidYouMean ========== Vim plugin which asks for the right file to open Demo: https://asciinema.org/a/15372 Github: https://github.com/EinfachToll/DidYouMean If you're like me and you want to edit a specific file with Vim, say, `test.py`, you type `vim te` into the terminal, then you hit `<Tab>` and `<Enter>` immediately because you think your shell expands the characters to the right file name. But if there's another file starting with `te`, Vim fires up with an empty file called `te`, laughing at you. That's annoying. This simple plugin makes Vim ask for the right file to open.

install details

Just drop DidYouMean.vim into .vim/plugin/ or use a plugin manager like Pathogen or Vundle.

Click on the package to download.

package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
DidYouMean.vim	1.0.2	2015-04-23	7.0	Daniel Schemala	Fix: don't include the swap file
DidYouMean.vim	1.0.1	2015-02-03	7.0	Daniel Schemala	Catch and handle glob errors
DidYouMean.vim	1.0	2015-01-12	7.0	Daniel Schemala	Initial upload

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