Ben Schmidt wrote:
> The attached one-line patch alters the behaviour of retrieving the
> 'key' option. Rather than always returning "*****" it returns the
> empty string if 'key' is empty. While still protecting any key that is
> used, this is useful to be able to determine whether or not a file is
> encrypted, so you can, for example, disable swap files with an
> autocommand depending on whether a file is encrypted or not. It
> shouldn't cause any compatibility issues, as no programmer should have
> relied on 'key' always being "*****"; they could just hard code
> "*****" themselves!
>
> Would you be able to include this?
Makes a lot of sense. I'll include it.
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