On 17/06/10 00:00, Bee wrote:
QUESTION: Why does @l<n work and @l<@n fail? Where do I find help?
I guess I answered my own question.
It looks like registers hold only text, but variables can be typed.
Not sure why @b+1 works?
In Vim, a String can be used as a Number, as follows:
- If the string is empty, or doesn't start with a digit, the value is zero
- Otherwise, as much as possible of the starting part of the string is used.
See :help octal
Best regards,
Tony.
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