On 2025-07-21, 'Russell Shaw' via vim_use <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In "Comment()", how can i tell if the mapping "\c" was called with a visual
> range or not ?
>
> I want to call "Comment()" only once, without resorting to a legacy function,
> and without resorting to an intermediate ex command.
>
> I want access to the first and last visual lines, or else the current line
> (for
> non-visual, first==last).
>
> ---------------------------------
> vim9script
>
> def g:Comment()
> echo "a"
> enddef
>
> map \c :<C-U>call Comment()<CR>
> ---------------------------------
I have something like this in my vimrc:
vim9script
nnoremap <silent> Q :set opfunc=libtext#ToggleComment<cr>g@
vnoremap <silent> Q <scriptcmd> libtext.ToggleComment(visualmode(),
true)<cr>
Then, in autoload/libtext.vim:
export def ToggleComment(visualMode: string, visual: bool = false)
# Comment/uncomment a region of text. See also :help map-operator.
#
# visualMode: one of "line", "char", or "block". See :help g@.
# visual: whether the function is called directly when in Visual mode
(true)
# as opposed to being called via opfunc (false).
var first: number
var last: number
if visual
var lnum1 = line("v")
var lnum2 = line(".")
if lnum1 < lnum2
first = lnum1
last = lnum2
else
first = lnum2
last = lnum1
endif
else
first = line("'[")
last = line("']")
endif
# Do something with getline(first, last)
enddef
Depending on your goal, you may also want to look at Vim's comment
plugin at $VIMRUNTIME/pack/dist/opt/comment.
Hope this help,
Life.
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