Re: the value of &modified is not correct?

Ben Schmidt wrote:

> >> start cmd. Execute "gvim -U NONE -u NONE test.c". Notice that test.c
> >> must not exist.
> >>
> >> :set ff=unix
> >> :w
> >> :echo&modified
> >>
> >> Then it shows "1". But if I don't execute ":set ff=unix", then ":echo
> >> &modified" shows 0. Is it supposed to be like this?
> >
> > That is weird. On Unix it happens with ":set ff=dos".
>
> Bram, the problem is that save_file_ff() at misc1.c:3073 isn't called.
> It's not called because file_ff_differs() at option.c:11496 returns
> false for an empty buffer. So an unchanged empty buffer will not have
> save_file_ff() called, but should. One possible fix is below.

Thanks, I'll look into the details.

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