On 3/6/07, Bram Moolenaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It will help a lot to understand what you are talking about if you
include an example script. Details might matter.
Well. In my _vimrc I set up an autocommand
autocmd BufWritePre * ks|call TimeStamp()|'s
I believe that content of TimeStamp is irrelevant, but just in case it matters:
function! TimeStamp()
let lines = line("$") < 10 ? line("$") : 10
let pattern1 = '\(Last [Cc]hange:\s\+\)\d\d\d\d \u\l\l \d\d'
let replace1 = '\1' . strftime("%Y %b %d")
execute printf('1,%ds/\C\m%s/%s/e', lines, pattern1, replace1)
execute printf('$-%d+1,$s/\C\m%s/%s/e', lines, pattern1, replace1)
let pattern2 = '\($Id: \f\+ \d\+\.\d\+\(\.\d\+\.\d\+\)*\)\(+\(\d\+\)\)\?'
let replace2 = '\=submatch(1) . "+" . (submatch(4) + 1)'
execute printf('1,%ds/\C\m%s/%s/e', lines, pattern2, replace2)
execute printf('$-%d+1,$s/\C\m%s/%s/e', lines, pattern2, replace2)
endfunction
When I save buffer with :w -- it works.
When I save buffer with :wq -- it works.
But when I save buffer with :wqa -- it doesn't work.
Vim 7.0, not patched, win32 and dos32 versions.
My whole _vimrc is at http://45.free.net/~slobin/vim/_vimrc.html if this helps.
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