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Save and Exit Gvim
Post 302773403 by Xierian on Wednesday 27th of February 2013 09:08:23 PM
02-27-2013
Save and Exit Gvim
Hi, Dummy here!
I have a file in my directory named "jest". I wonder why I couldn't save change by using Shift + z + z which I used to do. But it work fine with :wq! command.
The second thing is, after several time of accessing the file, I notice my directory appears many files named jest~, jesx~, jesy~, jesz~. It never happens before, so what should I do?
Hope some pros can help on this issue.
Thanks in advance!
I have a file in my directory named "jest". I wonder why I couldn't save change by using Shift + z + z which I used to do. But it work fine with :wq! command.
The second thing is, after several time of accessing the file, I notice my directory appears many files named jest~, jesx~, jesy~, jesz~. It never happens before, so what should I do?
Hope some pros can help on this issue.
Thanks in advance!
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named-checkconf [-v] [-t directory] filename DESCRIPTION
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