Bruce Dodson wrote:
The question will be, which way is the least surprising: having
savebefore:yes sometimes not save, or having your document saved even when
you can't save? For me, I don't think it will make a difference either way.
For some, it's clear that it does make a difference. But, I'm pretty sure
it doesn't warrant a fourth option. The difference is so subtle that
another option would be hard to describe, and would just add confusion. We
should just decide what makes the most sense, make it work that way, and
document it.
Bruce, the code to detect "savebefore:auto" is trivial because of the
use of that keyword for replaceselection. Having this command mode be
documented that "savebefore:yes" always saves, "savebefore:no" never
saves, and "savebefore:auto only saves when the buffer is changed should
be sufficient.
Your thoughts? Jos?
April
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