On Tue, 20 Jun 2006 at 8:49pm, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
>
> Please dig into this a bit more. GetVimCmdOutput() is a long function,
> what part of it doesn't work? The ":redir" command is allowed in the
> sandbox.Again, set 'verbose' to possibly see an error message. And/or
> add some "echomsg" commands to find out what is happening.
>
The GetVimCmdOutput() function is just an exec with a redir, all the
rest of the code is to make it more reliable, at its simplest, the
function would be:
function! GetVimCmdOutput(cmd)
let v:errmsg = ''
redir @z
silent! exec a:cmd
redir END
if v:errmsg == ''
return @z
endif
return ''
endfunction
In any case, I put a message right after the "redir END" for the value
of @z. When it works, it shows the right value, and when it doesn't it
is totally empty. What else would you need to proove that the redir
didn't work? I tried with verbose=15, but it didn't tell me anything
more. Here is the original code again with the new GetVimCmdOutput()
function for your convenience. After sourcing all the code, first
execute:
:echo UserFileExpand('abc')
and make sure the the value of @z is right. Next execute:
:TT abc<Tab>
(where <Tab> is a literal tab character), and observe that it is empty.
>>>>
command! -complete=file -nargs=* GUDebugEcho :echo <q-args>
function! UserFileExpand(fileArgs)
return substitute(GetVimCmdOutput('GUDebugEcho ' . a:fileArgs),
'^\_s\+\|\_s\+$', '', 'g')
endfunction
command! -nargs=* -complete=custom,CustComplete TT :echo <q-args>
function! CustComplete(ArgLead, CmdLine, CursorPos)
let ArgLead = UserFileExpand(a:ArgLead)
return ArgLead
endfunction
function! GetVimCmdOutput(cmd)
"set verbose=15
let v:errmsg = ''
redir @z
silent! exec a:cmd
redir END
call input('@z value is:' . @z)
"set verbose=0
if v:errmsg == ''
return @z
endif
return ''
endfunction
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Thanks,
Hari
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