This change reverts the original regex and simply adds a second regex
which is called on the result. '/\./' is one literal forward slash, one
literal fullstop (escaped with a leading backslash), and one literal
forward slash. In plain text, `/./` will be replaced with `/`.
When generating links, we first check that the file is not a diary file
as we don't want to include those in the list. That work is delegated to
the `is_diary_file` function. Prior to this change, the function always
returned true if the file was in the diary directory.
This approach gives false positives for a wiki which has a flat structure
and the wiki files and diary files share a directory. eg:
let wiki.diary_rel_path = './'
This change reuses existing diary functions from the diary.vim module to
get an exact list of diary files to check against.
Fixes#90
__Problem__: VimwikiRenameLink does not rename dir1/toto url in dir2/tata
because the dirs (dir2 and .) were well crossed but badly inspected.
__Solution__: `blob(.ext*)` -> `glob(**/*.ext)` + find the relative URL
* Fasten: VimwikiRenameLink goes faster with cache
More: To compute old_url regex, use a cache dict because it is the same
for files in the same directories
* Util DeleteHiddenBuffer -> do not delete Vader buffer
* Test: Prettify: Util: teardown delete defined function
* Remove unnecessary trailing spaces
Note: list_VimwikiReturn.vader has some necessary trailing spaces
Two non-stylistic errors were also fixed:
1. Removed duplicate function with invalid argument usage
2. Added missing quotes to a function call argument
* Temporary fix for omnicomplete of vimwiki links - #456.
This fixes the omnicomplete of wiki links under Windows which were
not working since paths on Windows use '\' instead of '/'. This is
a temporary fix until path refactoring is done.
* Update changelog with description of fix for #456
Patrick Stockwell
Tinmarino
Rane Brown
Rane Brown
EinfachToll
Ivan Tishchenko