Hi Romel,
(please don't top poste)
On Do, 23 Okt 2014, Romel Khan wrote:
> Here is what is happening: different users are actually running a program
> called myedit. So user are running say 'myedit file1'. The myedit program is
> actually running vim in it and editing a different file file2. People who run
> myedit edits the file using normal vi commands & thinking they are editing
> file1. They would be saving the normal :w, :wq or :x. I don't want the users
> to know that they actually ended up editing the file2 as that could be a
> security issue.
> I am not clear on how I can implement what you suggested and meet the above
> need.
And the users use Vi commands? What happens if they use in normal mode
<ctrl-g>? Then they will now that they are editing a different file.
Well, basically the idea is, create the custom :W command from my last
message and then use the cmdalias plugin to alias that command to :w
command. That needs to be done for all commands that save a file. I do
not think, there is an easier method.
Best,
Christian
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