Hi,
recently i installed sessionman and for a while i was quite happy with
it, but then i discovered something i dislike:
Open some files, edit them, and have some changes unsaved. Then open a
saved session with sessionman. Result: The old session is restored,
unsaved changes to the previously edited buffers are gone.
I had a look at sessionman.vim and it seems that sessionman wipes out
all open buffers when it opens a (saved) session.
Is there a way to have vim ask me: Hey, you have saved changes:
discard or save? Or do i have to hack sessionman.vim?
regards,
Christoph
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