Maybe, you can stock the instance of library with following code.
function! OpenLib(libname)
" return result of LoadLibrary() in kernel32.dll
return libcall("libcalllib.dll", "OpenLib", a:libname)
endfunction
function! CloseLib(handle)
" call FreeLibrary()
call libcall("libcalllib.dll",
2008/7/6 Ron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have been discussing improvements to "libcall" with Bram, and I would
> like to get feedback from you.
> My specific issue is I want to interface with SQLite directly. I
> wrote some new functions in my personal version of vim, but they are
> not general eno
I have been discussing improvements to "libcall" with Bram, and I
would like to get feedback from you.
My specific issue is I want to interface with SQLite directly. I
wrote some new functions in my personal version of vim, but they are
not general enough to satisfy Bram, and he's right in this
