Verbose = 0. I tried raising it (to 10) and that just made things worse. Daryl
-----Original Message----- From: A.J.Mechelynck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 9:28 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Vim Subject: Re: Inline script execution Daryl Lee wrote: > I am working my way through the :help scripting explanation > (usr_41.txt) and I have a question about the :@" command. I ran the > sample given in the explanation, where the "simple example" is: > > :let i = 1 > :while i < 5 > : echo "count is" i > : let i += 1 > :endwhile > > And the expected output is > > count is 1 > count is 2 > count is 3 > count is 4 > > What I got was > > :^I:let i = 1 > :^I:while i < 5 > : ^I: echo "count is" i > count is 1 > : ^I: let i += 1 > : ^I:endwhile > count is 2 > count is 3 > count is 4 > > Obviously, something is causing the commands to be echoed. I tried > copying the lines into a separate buffer and deleting the colons, but > that didn't fix the problem. Is there something that should be set > and isn't? > > Daryl > > What is your 'verbose' setting? See :help 'verbose' Best regards, Tony.
