Hi,
On Sun, Jun 20, 2021 at 3:59 AM Lifepillar wrote:
>
> I need to programmatically search for a pattern in the first ten lines
> of a given buffer, and save the match in a variable when found. Say, the
> pattern is:
>
> % KEY = value
>
> I need to extract the value if the above appears in
> Is there a way to turn a completion function (:h complete-functions)
> into Vim9 script?
>
> The issue is that such functions are called twice, and they are expected
> to return values of different types in each call.
You can use the return type "any".
I know in typescript it is possible to
I need to programmatically search for a pattern in the first ten lines
of a given buffer, and save the match in a variable when found. Say, the
pattern is:
% KEY = value
I need to extract the value if the above appears in the first lines of
the buffer. Of course, the state of the buffer's
