On 01/12/09 12:33, Aarto Matti wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I can freely use whitespaces with let command, both "let my_var = 1" and
> "let my_var=1" are equal correct, but something like "set tabstop = 4"
> is impossible. Any reason why there are such restrictions in VimL?
After ":let", whitespace can only h
Aarto Matti wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I can freely use whitespaces with let command, both "let my_var = 1" and
> "let my_var=1" are equal correct, but something like "set tabstop = 4" is
> impossible. Any reason why there are such restrictions in VimL?
Aarto,
You can use arbitrary expressions on the rhs
Hi,
I can freely use whitespaces with let command, both "let my_var = 1" and
"let my_var=1" are equal correct, but something like "set tabstop = 4" is
impossible. Any reason why there are such restrictions in VimL?
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