Re: How to catch a write command in a butype=nofile buffer

On Wednesday, November 11, 2015 at 11:11:02 AM UTC-6, Jérôme Reybert wrote:
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> I already tried the 'acwrite' mode. But the buffer content can be modified by both the user and the plugin. Then, if I set the 'acwrite' mode, I get a warning when I close the buffer.

If you expect the user to be making changes to the buffer, and those changes get applied...somehow...only when they write the buffer, why don't you WANT a warning when closing an unwritten buffer?

If you don't expect the user to be making changes, then you can set the 'nomodifiable' option to prevent them making changes.

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