Perhaps I should have focused on another point.
I was thinking of some kind of plugin.
A plugin would consist of
functionality ( thus vim script functions)
mappings
commands
This would mean when developping some scripts and you are already using
them you can just plug out the script (or nam
Hi Bram,
Thanks for implementing list[M:N] truncation when N > length(list)!
On 4/16/06, Bram Moolenaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > function :Close()
> > ...
> >
> > What do you think?
>
> Much to complicated. In nearly all situations you can simply prepend
> an ID to the global name, such
Marc Weber wrote:
> I'm restructuring my vim scripts and I'm not sure in which namespace to
> put some functions/ commands/ maps.
>
> By now there are these namespaces (copied from vim
> help) as far as I know
> |buffer-variable|b: Local to the current buffer.
> |window-variable|
I'm restructuring my vim scripts and I'm not sure in which namespace to
put some functions/ commands/ maps.
By now there are these namespaces (copied from vim
help) as far as I know
|buffer-variable|b: Local to the current buffer.
|window-variable|w: Local to the current window.
|glob
