Re: Inconsistent behavior at end of .vim script

On Thursday, October 13, 2016 at 10:38:34 AM UTC-7, Frank Shute wrote: > Hi Graham, > > What you might want to do is use echom rather than plain echo. > > The former sticks it's output into the message buffer and you can then > read it with: > > :mes > > HTH. > snip > > Frank Thank you

Re: Inconsistent behavior at end of .vim script

Hi Graham, What you might want to do is use echom rather than plain echo. The former sticks it's output into the message buffer and you can then read it with: :mes HTH. On 12 October 2016 at 17:53, Graham Lawrence wrote: > I have written a .vim script that does one of a

Inconsistent behavior at end of .vim script

I have written a .vim script that does one of a number of possibilites to the word at the cursor. If this word is alphabetic the script retrieves a definition for its root word into @m, which it echoes as its last command. Run under :debug the script does exactly as expected, but run