Yes, I think the point here is that releases of gvim have historically
not introduced new incompatibilities.
(Indeed, it would seem that there would be little that the editor would
likely be able to do that would break interface
compatibility, without seriously breaking its compatibility with legacy
vi, which is one of its major selling points.)
-- Garrett
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