Using Gvim under Gentoo Linux, if I open a file with a .txt extension, Gvim sets the filetype to text and sets the appropriate word wrap, etc. that I have configured. But if I open Gvim, create a new buffer with :tabnew and then save that as a file with a .txt extension, Gvim doesn't set the filetype and I have to explicitly set it in order to get the word wrap and other file settings I have configured. Is there a setting I'm missing to have Gvim automatically recognize the file type when the file is named and saved, or is that not possible absent some scripting?
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