On 08/07/09 01:24, Ben wrote:
>
>> As you remarked, the message appears, but it gets overwritten. However,
>> you can get it back by means of the |:messages| command.
>
> Actually, that doesn't seem to work for this particular message (in
> vim or gvim).
[...]
Hm, I just tried it, and
~/foobar [New File]
doesn't appear, but the following do:
"~/foobar" 0L, 3C [New] written
"~/foobar" 0L, 0C written
"~/foobar" 0L, 0C
"ru-fr.03.html" 2923L, 516224C written
etc. Note that the _first_ write has an additional [New] in it, and that
reading is indicated by the _absence_ of the word "written".
Best regards,
Tony.
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