Hong Xu wrote: > Tested on Windows, maybe it also happens on UNIX. > > start cmd. Execute "gvim -U NONE -u NONE test.c". Notice that test.c > must not exist. > > :set ff=unix > :w > :echo &modified > > Then it shows "1". But if I don't execute ":set ff=unix", then ":echo > &modified" shows 0. Is it supposed to be like this?
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