Closed DSsoto closed 5 years ago
This makes vim consider the buffer a scratch buffer so you can exit normally with :q even if the buffer changed.
:q
It removes the [noperm] indicator as well. I figured vim users are used to exiting with :q and it gets annoying to be asked to save changes.
[noperm]
This makes vim consider the buffer a scratch buffer so you can exit normally with
:qeven if the buffer changed.It removes the
[noperm]indicator as well. I figured vim users are used to exiting with:qand it gets annoying to be asked to save changes.