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GPGEncrypt: Remove (file)encoding dance around file encryption

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Changing &encoding when &fileencoding != &encoding causes two problems.

First, it's completely unsafe to change &encoding after vim is running,
since there may be characters that can't be translated from one encoding
to another, which can make vim crash.

Second, this actually loses information about the buffer's encoding.
When the encrypted file is opened later, it won't be in the same
encoding as before it was saved.  Changing user's data on them is
unacceptable.

Signed-off-by: James McCoy <jamessan@jamessan.com>
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James McCoy 2016-09-18 15:22:06 -04:00
parent 22cca0c821
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@ -644,16 +644,6 @@ function s:GPGEncrypt()
silent exe ':doautocmd '. auType .'Pre '. autocmd_filename
call s:GPGDebug(2, 'called '. auType .'Pre autocommand for ' . autocmd_filename)
" store encoding and switch to a safe one
if (&fileencoding != &encoding)
let s:GPGEncoding = &encoding
let &encoding = &fileencoding
call s:GPGDebug(2, "encoding was \"" . s:GPGEncoding . "\", switched to \"" . &encoding . "\"")
else
let s:GPGEncoding = ""
call s:GPGDebug(2, "encoding and fileencoding are the same (\"" . &encoding . "\"), not switching")
endif
" guard for unencrypted files
if (exists("b:GPGEncrypted") && b:GPGEncrypted == 0)
echohl GPGError
@ -719,12 +709,6 @@ function s:GPGEncrypt()
let cmd.redirect = '>' . s:shellescape(destfile, 1)
silent call s:GPGExecute(cmd)
" restore encoding
if (s:GPGEncoding != "")
let &encoding = s:GPGEncoding
call s:GPGDebug(2, "restored encoding \"" . &encoding . "\"")
endif
if (v:shell_error) " message could not be encrypted
" Command failed, so clean up the tempfile
call delete(destfile)