On 8/2/11 10:54 AM, Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Tue, August 2, 2011 3:27 pm, George Dinwiddie wrote:
On 8/2/11 1:44 AM, Christian Brabandt wrote:
I have been thinking lately if it would be a good idea, if Vim would
only create a swap file, when it detects, that a change to the buffer
has been made. But not just when viewing a file.
That is usually what happens a lot to me. I have 1 file open and in
another Vim instance I open the same file again only for viewing, so I
would like to avoid the "Attention" prompt.
On the other hand I can see, that it is certainly useful, if you start
editing a file and immediately Vim warns you, that another Vim instance
is already editing that file. Hm, may be a new option swaponchange or
something?
I'd just like to note that if you open the file in read-only mode (e.g.,
with 'view<filename>'), then no swap file is created.
Yeah, if just my fingers would remember ;)
Yeah, I understand that. :) At least the "Attention" prompt gives an
option for opening read-only.
- George
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