Nikolay Pavlov wrote:
> Consider the following script:
>
> vim -u NONE -i NONE -N --cmd 'let g:actual_curbuf="foo"' --cmd 'set
> statusline=%{bufnr('\'\'')} laststatus=2' --cmd 'redrawstatus' --cmd 'echo
> g:actual_curbuf'
>
> you will see E121: Undefined variable: g:actual_curbuf. But trying to use
> help to understand what happens yields nothing:
>
> help actual_curbuf
>
> and
>
> help g:actual_curbuf
>
> give “E149: Sorry, no help for [g:]actual_curbuf”.
>
> diff -r a8993ea8dec2 runtime/doc/options.txt
Thanks!
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