On 04/13/2010 07:22 AM, Jean Johner wrote:
When you open gvim in normal mode, the command line shows the name,
length and file format (dos or unix) of the file. At least when the
latter is not the one of the current system.
When you open evim or gvim -y, the above information is hidden by the
-- INSERT -- message.
The command :file (or CTRL-G) does not give the file format.
Is there a vim command to get it? (without quitting and reopening in
normal mode).
You can always ask for it:
:set ff?
though if you're using "-y", you'll have to prefix it with
control+O to enter the command.
-tim
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