> Funny idea.
>
> It can be done. There exist different ways to track file changes for
> Windows (?), linux and mac.
> However I'm not sure its worth the effort because this simple VimL code
> was enough for me:https://github.com/MarcWeber/vim-addon-other/commit/5f292af1b3cc84fca...
>
> This kind of operation is not taking much of my time.
Im not sure how other.vim tracks changes, between sessions. Say
viminfo contains information about filename1, that you edited in a
previous session. In the current session, you rename filename1 to
filename2. If you did not load filename1 fore editing in the current
session --vim has no way to know filename1 is now filename2. But
without such tracking, old filenames might stay in viminfo forever!
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