On 2019-01-25, lacygoill wrote:
> In the meantime, I use feedkeys() with the flags in as you
> mentioned in your post, and I don't use vim-repeat, but an opfunc.
> Here's an example:
>
> nno <silent> z= :<c-u>set opfunc=<sid>my_z_equal<cr>g@l
> fu! s:my_z_equal(type) abort
> let spell_save = &l:spell
> try
> setl spell
> call feedkeys('z=', 'in')
> catch
> finally
> call timer_start(0, {-> execute('let &l:spell = '.spell_save, '')})
> endtry
> endfu
>
> It seems to work, and the z= mapping is repeatable but I admit
> I haven't tested it that much.
This is great! Thank you. I've been patching all the Vims I build
with Christian's enable_spellchecking patch to get this feature, and
living without it on systems where I can't or don't want to bother
building Vim. Now I don't need to do all that.
Do you know of a way to keep the cursor from jumping all the way to
the left as soon as the number is typed?
Regards,
Gary
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