On Mo, 10 Mai 2010, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> ( ;-) ) all on one line, and you will usually know whether or not you're
> on Windows, so you can instead type either
>
> :!rm #
> or
> :!del #
>
> which will remove the alternate file (the file which you edited just
> before the current file). To remove it later, use :!rm or :!del
> (depending on platform) followed by enough of a pathfilename to avoid
> removing something else.
or with any vim, that has +eval support:
:call delete(expand('#'))
regards,
Christian
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