Felipe Nievinski wrote:
> To reproduce bug:
> - open vim
> - type some text
> - try to close vim; at this point vim asks "save changes to 'untitled'?"
> click yes.
> - select an EXISTING file in the save as dialog box
> - vim will fail to ask for confirmation, thus overwritting the existing
> file!!!
>
> What it should do: the same as it already does when you just ask it save a
> file, without it being upon exit:
> - open vim
> - type some text
> - click on the save button
> - select an EXISTING file in the save as dialog box
> - vim will ask, "Overwrite existing file '...'?"
Yeah, I suppose most users expect that dialog. It's a bit annoying if
you know what you are doing, but it's frustrating if you blow away a
file accidentally.
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