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Instead of using Mediawiki-style links (which admittedly have a clean look to them), use markdown-style links, which will make exporting wikis easier.

Pages can easily be deleted, but then dead links remain. A delete function that removes dead links would be nice. Furthermore, the ability to clean a project (removing links of files that were deleted outside the delete command) would be nice, too.

Title says it all. If a user presses enter on a non-existent link, a link should be created around the current word.

Playing around with the wiki, I've found that when a buffer is left, minwiki deletes the buffer whether or not a window is currently open on the buffer. I think that this can be solved by setting a buffer-local variable (b:something) that keeps a count of how many windows are using the buffer. (I'm not sure if this is something that vim can do natively, but if it is, it's a well-hidden feature.)

There are a few considerations:

• Opening a wiki buffer should create b:minwiki_window_count and set it to 0.
• Opening a window on a buffer should increment the variable.
• Closing a window on a buffer/changing a page should decrement the variable (or remove buffer)

The last one might be tricky. It looks like the relevant events might be BufWinEnter and BufWinLeave. This would remove some bookkeeping code from minwiki#Go().

Use :help event.

I don't think that renaming a page outside of minwiki could be detected.

Right now, tabbing through links simply searches for characters. Links inside of code blocks should be ignored. See this thread on StackOverflow for how that might be achieved.