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Take a fairly large file like my vimrc and open it in Vim Touch.
Now delete everything with :%d
Vim will crash. I assume it runs out of memory. Does not work on small files with a few lines. But does work consistently with a big file like my vimrc.
This also crashes Vim Touch if you kill everything in visual mode (e.g. ggvGx). For some reason doing :g/.*/d will not cause a crash the way normal mode commands seem to.
Observed with 2.7.1412291815 from Google Play.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Take a fairly large file like my vimrc and open it in Vim Touch.
Now delete everything with :%d
Vim will crash. I assume it runs out of memory. Does not work on small files with a few lines. But does work consistently with a big file like my vimrc.
This also crashes Vim Touch if you kill everything in visual mode (e.g. ggvGx). For some reason doing :g/.*/d will not cause a crash the way normal mode commands seem to.
Observed with 2.7.1412291815 from Google Play.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: