I have deleted a python file I thought I wouldn't need in NERDTree. I can't locate the file in system Trash to restore. Is there any where the file still resides? Thanks.
How can I restore a python file I deleted through NERDTree, the vim file manager extension?
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NERDTree did
rm -rf filename(Unix) orrmdir /s /q filename(Windows). Those commands don't interact with your system's trash so you can considerfilenamegone forever.