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I checked and succeed to reproduce using your comment, I agree there is an issue.
However, I'm not sure on how to solve this:
My understanding is that upon writing the swoop buffer, vim keep a track of this 'regular' buffer being edited.
As explained in issue #33, we need to have a 'regular' buffer to trigger the WriteCmd event (using :w to apply the swoop buffer).
I don't think we can have the benefits of a special and a regular buffer at the same time,
I close for now but please let me know if you know a way we could get the best of both worlds.
cd649ad causes the buffer to not be deleted when SwoopQuit() is called. Tested against vim 8.0 and NeoVim.
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