Bram Moolenaar wrote: > Suresh Govindachar wrote: > >>> Actually I was trying to avoid writing all the wrapper code >>> that this code omits. :) z= does more than this snippet, it >>> figures out what word it is, displays the list, requests user >>> input, processes user input, and changes the word. >>> >>> The only thing I couldn't make it do is work from a function >>> call, >> >> I tried >> >> :normal i<c-v><c-o>z= >> >> and it almost worked. So the question for Bram is whether >> (from in input mode) i_CTRL-O z= is supposed to work! > > I suppose that <c-v> isn't there, otherwise you are inserting a > CTRL-O character in your text. Yes.
> Using CTRL-O z= in Insert mode works fine. What was > the problem? Short answer -- it works. [Long answer: Yesterday, I could not get it to work; today, the very first time I tried it, the word was replaced by funny (non-aplha, non-numeric) characters. Since then, it has always worked whenever I tried it.] --Suresh
