Shotaro Aoyama wrote:
> Using :noh in a user-defined function has no effect.
> Is this a bug or intended?
>
> To reproduce:
>
> $ vim -u NONE -N
>
> function! Noh()
> noh
> endfunction
> set hlsearch
>
> " search /foo
>
> :call Noh()
>
> " Now, the hilight doesn't turn off.
After a function returns the search patterns are restored. That also
includes the status for highlighting their matches. I can't think of
another solution right now, you will have to find a way to keep
":nohlseach" outside of the function.
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