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In article <914@munnari.OZ> kre@munnari.OZ (Robert Elz) writes:

>ZZ ... [is] a shorthand for people who ... don't want to get into
>the habbit of ":wq" (or ":x") every time they want to exit (which
>write the file every time, changed or not).

Aha!  The great kre finally makes a mistake!  I've been waiting
for this for a long time . . . :-)  ``ZZ'' is exactly equivalent
to ``:x'' (in fact it puts an ``x'' command into glob and goes to
doinit, which amounts to pretending the user typed ``:x'').

Seriously, though, the rest of what he said is correct; ``ZZ''
is not intended to be equivalent to ``:wq''.
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