Operate in buffers and files at the same time. Three commands are exposed on normal buffers (i.e. :echo &buftype returns an empty string):

• :Delete will delete the buffer and the file on disk. Will ask to confirm before deleting a buffer with unsaved changes. Two global variables alter its behaviour:
  1. g:reflex_delete_file_cmd allows to use an external command (like trash on macOS) to delete the file.
  2. g:reflex_delete_buffer_cmd allows to use a plugin command to delete the buffer (like :Bwipeout! from Bbye to avoid changing the tab layout). Make sure you pick a command that wipes the buffer (so you don't see it on the old files list) and operates even when there are changes.
• :Move {filename} will change the buffer name and the file name relative to :pwd. Will ask before overwriting an existing file.
• :Rename {filename} will do the same but relative to the buffer directory.

Also when you edit a file in a directory that doesn't exists it will ask you if you want to create that directory.

Public functions

The commands are implemented on top of three public functions:

• delete-buffer-and-file: Takes the name of the file/buffer to delete.
• move and rename: Takes the name of the original file and its new location.