On Fri, 04 Aug 2006 10:02:55 -0500
Tim Chase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, you mention not wanting to manually yank the
> text...however, if it was automatically yanked into a register
> for you, would that be okay? Or do you not want to touch the
> unnamed register at all? If the former is okay, something like
>
> :vnoremap <f4> c<c-r>=Template(@")<cr><esc>
>
> might do the trick for you.
It seems to almost work. I would actually like to yank the text and not
change it, but the real problem is if I do as above and define the
Template as below only to test that it works I alsways get an extra 0.
function! Template(text)
execute "normal! o>" . a:text . "<"
endfunction
I mean if I mark the word:
house
Then I get:
>house0<
I happend to change the Template when I was trying to debug this and if
it is like this:
function! Template(text)
execute "normal! o>" . a:text . "<"
execute "normal! o....."
endfunction
Then marking house gives me:
>house<
....0.
What is this 0?
The same happens if I do:
:vnoremap <f4> "yyi<c-r>=Template(@y)<cr><esc>
Preben
