I can execute the following command and then enter "@:" to repeat the command.
This works fine.
:windo silent/foo/|wincmd w
@:
However, when I execute the same command within a function, "@:" displays an
error message saying there is no previous command.
How can I get the command within the function to be registered as a command for
"@:"?
function! Find_In_Multiple_Windows(pattern)
if !empty(a:pattern)
execute ":windo silent /" . a:pattern . "/|wincmd w"
endif
endfunction
nnoremap <silent>fw :call Find_In_Multiple_Windows(input("Search for: "))<CR>
fw
Search for: foo
@:
E30: No previous command line
Note: Also posted on stackoverflow, but no responses so far.
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