Open a non-existing file, e.g.: sam nonexistingfile.
Execute, for example, q or w.
Cursor changes and it's impossible to quit (etc.) without opening the window of the file first.
(It could be related to the previous bug: #77)
Edit: It doesn't matter if the file exists or not; when the file exists, executing X w doesn't work. This implies the problem is a some kind of race condition: executing q or X w etc. triggers a message (or an error) which isn't shown until the file is opened.
I think #77 has to be solved in a more general way.
sam nonexistingfile
.q
orw
.(It could be related to the previous bug: #77)
Edit: It doesn't matter if the file exists or not; when the file exists, executing
X w
doesn't work. This implies the problem is a some kind of race condition: executingq
orX w
etc. triggers a message (or an error) which isn't shown until the file is opened.I think #77 has to be solved in a more general way.
I'll try to investigate this further.