> > Summarising this, you think vim is behaving differently than most
> > other vi derivates?
> >
>
> "vi derivates" is a bit misleading term. All of the programs I
> discussed, except heirloom vi, are actually vi *clones*. Looking at the
> original vi itself (heirloom is a version for modern systems) on a
> 4.3BSD virtual machine I had set up, it does show the same behavior as
> vim and heirloom vi here.
>
Then my summary was wrong.
You found out original Vi and Vim behave the same way?
Elmar
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