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What exactly does this do?
by jwarren 13y ago
What exactly does this do?
- publicfig 13y agoI had accidentally copied and pasted the wrong one.
- shawabawa3 13y agoedit: this explanation was for the pre-edited point: When the last file is closed, a new transient file is created automatically before when you closed all tabs you were left in this weird state where there was no buffer to type in until you created/opened a file. Now it behaves as if you'd just opened a fresh window, where you have a buffer that becomes an "untitled" tab the moment you type something.
- adrusi 13y agoI believe it means hat when you close the last open file, it opens up and empty, unnamed file instead of just closing the window. The same behavior as opening the editor with no files to restore.