Hi Bram,
If I undo a change, and then do
undojoin | delete
I get an error. Perhaps you could add a "undojoin!" command that
silently ignores the "undojoin" if the previous operation was an undo.
I currently (in scripts) have to do something like
try
undojoin | <wonderfull stuff>
catch
<wonderfull stuff>
endtry
Also after reading the documentation, I realize I'm unclear on the scope
of :undojoin. Does it mean all changes a script makes until the user
enters insert mode will be part of the previous undo block? Or just the
change immediately following the undojoin command? Could you clarify
this point a little in the docs?
Thanks,
GI
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