Yegappan wrote:
> The getjumplist() function currently returns a list with two entries.
> The first entry is a list of jump locations and the second entry is
> the index of the current jump location. I think instead of returning
> a list with hard-coded indexes, it is better to return a dictionary.
>
> Does anyone see an issue in changing the return value to a
> dictionary with two keys ('items' and 'curidx')? I know this is
> not backward compatible with the 8.1 release. But I am not
> sure whether any of the plugins are currently using this
> function.
With the current implementation you can do:
:let [thelist, theindex] = getjumplist()
Can't do that when it returns a dictionary.
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