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While your memolist is almost perfect in its flexibility and minimalism, would it be possible to add something like MemoDelete command? Which, obviously, would ask for a name of a memo (may be allowing to TAB-browse all the memos and / or to select from a list of memos) and then would delete the selected memo.

Thanks!

The plugin is great. I looked for a notebook tools by using vim for a long time. This one is most suitable to me. One problem here:

Every note' name is with datetime prefix. It would confuse me when i look for one entry of memolist. Could the name of memo be more configuable or you have better solution?

I found the memolist is not supported well on the windows. memolist and memogrep can not work any more.

質問・報告の内容

test.vim

set packpath^=$VIM\.vim

let g:memolist_unite = 1
let g:memolist_unite_option = "-auto-preview -start-insert"
let g:memolist_unite_source = "file_rec"

packadd unite.vim
packadd memolist.vim

以下を実行

vim -Nu NONE -S test.vim
:Memolist

そうすると候補に"C"というファイルが一つだけ表示されてしまいます。
デバッグしてみたのですが、以下コードがmemolist.vim内で実行されていました。

:Unite file_rec:C:/Users/username/memo -auto-preview -start-insert

Uniteではsourceのあとの引数(今回でいうところのC:/Users/username/memo )の:はエスケープする必要があるらしく、コード(https://github.com/glidenote/memolist.vim/blob/master/autoload/memolist.vim#L144)
を以下のように修正すると正常に動作するようです。

exe "Unite" g:memolist_unite_source.':'.escape(s:escarg(g:memolist_path), ':') g:memolist_unite_option

他(denite)も同じようなコードになっていましたが問題ないのか判断できなかったため、Pull Requではなく、
issueでの報告とさせていただきました。

ご確認をお願いいたします。

Vimのバージョン

VIM - Vi IMproved 8.0 (2016 Sep 12, compiled May 2 2017 12:56:07)
MS-Windows 64 ビット コンソール 版
適用済パッチ: 1-596

OSの種類/ディストリ/バージョン

Windows7 Professional

使用している or 関係していそうなプラグイン

Unite

その他

Uniteのヘルプ
https://github.com/Shougo/unite.vim/blob/master/doc/unite.txt#L300

Thanks for your plugin.
But I still have a problem. Usually I write some code in a folder. I may want to have a look at my memo. Then I type ml to jump into a nerdtree and choose a memo. But after that it's hard to jump back to the file that I wrote code before. Ctrl-o can only jump back to nerdtree page.
Is it any way to jump back to the file that I was editing?