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[2016-03-20T09:26:02+01:00]

ManfredLotz (orginal) [2016-03-20T09:26:02+01:00] view original

Couldn't render post #13183.

dom96 (orginal) [2016-03-20T11:27:22+01:00] view original

My guess is one of the editor plugins is doing it, what editor are you using?

ManfredLotz (orginal) [2016-03-20T16:47:08+01:00] view original

Aah, good idea. Perhaps that's it.

I use Emacs and nim-mode which does use nimsuggest.

rok (orginal) [2016-03-20T21:56:42+01:00] view original

It has to be your plugin. I'm using Textadept and its doing the same thing, however its removing the file at the end. Those files are used when nimsuggest is running on a modified buffer.

ManfredLotz (orginal) [2016-03-21T07:04:20+01:00] view original

Yes, you are right.

I took a look. In nimsuggest.el there is implemented a deletion of those directories. But for whatever reason it doesn't work properly.

yuutayamada (orginal) [2016-03-23T06:40:24+01:00] view original

@ManfredLotz Could you update nim-mode? recently I changed the place of temporary directory to /tmp/emacs-nim-mode/dirty-xxx and little bit improved process management for nimsuggest. (I hope)

I also recommend updating nimsuggest because I added this feature (you can see the configuration in flycheck-nim-async.el)

ManfredLotz (orginal) [2016-03-23T17:42:22+01:00] view original

@yuutayamada

Thanks a lot for this. I updated nimsuggest to revision 6e17051424d29eb4bd35eea43e42433cf4ad8436, and nim-mode to the newest available.

Now, the stuff goes into /tmp/emacs-nim-mode, and when exiting emacs the directory will be deleted. So this looks good now.

Thanks again, Manfred