Hi
Attached patch fixed typos in vim-8.2.1226.
Regards
Dominique
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Andy Massimino wrote:
> They are different languages, but why make it harder than necessary for
> people to migrate their scripts (and most probably maintain two dialects of
> their scripts due to non-adoption by neovim)? My finger still reaches for
> double quote when I want a comment.
Yes,
Patch 8.2.1226
Problem:MS-Windows: windows positioning wrong when the taskbar is placed
at the top or left of the screen.
Solution: Use GetWindowRect and MoveWindow APIs. (Yukihiro Nakadaira,
Ken Takata, closes #6455)
Files: src/gui_w32.c
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They are different languages, but why make it harder than necessary for
people to migrate their scripts (and most probably maintain two dialects of
their scripts due to non-adoption by neovim)? My finger still reaches for
double quote when I want a comment.
On Thu, Jul 16, 2020, 4:17 PM Bram
Patch 8.2.1225
Problem:Linker errors when building with dynamic Python 3.9.
Solution: Add #defined items. (closes #6461)
Files: src/if_python3.c
*** ../vim-8.2.1224/src/if_python3.c2020-07-06 21:03:02.589331536 +0200
--- src/if_python3.c2020-07-16 22:14:10.560743269 +0200
Ben Jackson wrote:
> My opinion is that it's ok to drop double-quote comments in vim9 script. I
> think it's good to only have 1 way to do things right, so having both
> double-quote and hash comments feels off.
>
> Vim is a somewhat of an outlier in using double-quote for comments, so it
> Example:
> :dig += 0x2A72
> E39: Number expected
> :dig += 10866
> (no error)
> :echo 0x2A72 == 10866
> 1
>
> Now that Unicode codepoints are usually given in hex (in this case,
> U+2A72 PLUS SIGN ABOVE EQUALS SIGN, as used in chess to mean "slight
>
My opinion is that it's ok to drop double-quote comments in vim9 script. I
think it's good to only have 1 way to do things right, so having both
double-quote and hash comments feels off.
Vim is a somewhat of an outlier in using double-quote for comments, so it
would seem and feel natural to me
Example:
:dig += 0x2A72
E39: Number expected
:dig += 10866
(no error)
:echo 0x2A72 == 10866
1
Now that Unicode codepoints are usually given in hex (in this case,
U+2A72 PLUS SIGN ABOVE EQUALS SIGN, as used in chess to mean "slight
advantage for White") it would
