Fixed prompt not getting wiped on esc#4
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When pressing escape with something in the prompt, it counted as a modified buffer, so i couldnt quit with :q, only with :qa!. This fixes it, but im not sure if this is the best way to do it
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This happens to me even if I don't use esc. So if I use fff at all I end up with the prompt buffer where I cant directly access the commandline to do :q! but instead have to use fff to navigate to some other file and then do :qa! which isn't ideal. I'll test this branch and report back if it fixes this for me as well. |
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Testing report: this PR fixes the issue for me. |
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This is also fixed by #10 which cleans up the buffers and exits insert mode as well. You should be able to go back to the main branch. |
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When pressing escape with something in the prompt, it counted as a modified buffer, so i couldnt quit with :q, only with :qa!. This fixes it, but im not sure if this is the best way to do it