Hi rameo!
On Fr, 17 Jun 2011, rameo wrote:
> On Jun 17, 2:33 pm, Christian Brabandt <cbli...@256bit.org> wrote:
> > On Fr, 17 Jun 2011, rameo wrote:
> > > This is my command:
> > > let deletematches1 = ':call <SID>CopyMatchesLines("%","")<CR>:let @c =
> > > ""<CR>:g/<C-r>//d C<CR>:let @*=@c<CR>'
> >
> > > this is my menu:
> > > an 98.002&Edit\ Menu.Delete\ Matches\ :exe
> > > deletematches1 ??
> >
> > You should use :exe 'an 98.002&Edit\ Menu.Delete\ Matches' deletematches1
> >
> Still doesn't work.
> Something wrong with my variable declaration (let
> deletematches1.....)?
Do you get an error message? I tested it with your test string and it
worked, besides the face, that Vim complained about the <SID> string
with E81, which should be okay, since I tested it by entering the string
manually and did not source a script file.
> The command is correct (works when I add it to the menu) but maybe I
> have to change something inside the variable declaration. (Can I use
> <CR> inside the declaration?)
No. You included it inside single quotation marks. That should prevent
vim from messing with the string as it does with double quotation
strings (see :h expr-string).
And the <CR> is ok, since it is needed for the :an command.
As a check, you can :echo deletematches1 to see, if it looks like what
you want.
regards,
Christian
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