On 28/07/10 05:18, Ricky J. Wu wrote:
Hello all
When I was using version 7.3b to open file and write after edit, I
encounter E13 error. I must use w! to override. Do you have the same
problem?
"E13: File exists (add ! to override)"
Are you using a filename after the :w ?
":w" with no arguments should save the current file under its existing
name and (if you have write permission, and in particular if the file is
not readonly) give no error.
":w filename.ext" and ":saveas filename.ext" will fail with E13 if
filename.ext already exists: you must use ":w! filename.ext" or
":saveas! filename.ext" if you want to override an existing file.
You can also use ":wq" or ":x" (still with no arguments) to save the
file (with no name change) and close the window in one operation.
Best regards,
Tony.
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