vim set default to save buffer when TERM signal received
I use multiple instances of vim. Currently I use a bash function
kv(){ a=($(pgrep vim)); kill ${a[@]}; }
to terminate all running instances of vim. This has the drawback of leaving unsettled .swp files wherever a vim was killed with unsaved changes. Is there a way to set vim to save its buffers if it is sent a kill signal?
I use multiple instances of vim. Currently I use a bash function
kv(){ a=($(pgrep vim)); kill ${a[@]}; }
to terminate all running instances of vim. This has the drawback of leaving unsettled .swp files wherever a vim was killed with unsaved changes. Is there a way to set vim to save its buffers if it is sent a kill signal?
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