Reply to message «Re: [BUG] Trying to override redirection to a script variable from another script results in error», sent 19:55:08 27 March 2011, Sunday by Bram Moolenaar:
> Well, the error message is a bit strange, but what you are doing is > wrong: you don't end the redirection in the script. When you add "redir > END" in the sourced script everything is OK. > > I suppose Vim could give a better error. Or stop redirecting at the end > of the sourced script. It can appear if a script or a function that does such redirection sources/calls another function that tries to use redirection on its own. It will also appear if uncaught exception is thrown before Vim reaches `redir END' command. Or if `redir END' command is called outside of a script (it is actually how I got it: I tried to add a hack that will prevent my test suite from catching `New File' messages by stopping a redirection in a test that emits this message). Original message: > ZyX wrote: > > > I don't get an error when using an actual file. My shell doesn't > > > accept this syntax. > > > > > echo "redir => s:foo" > /tmp/redir > > vim -u NONE -S /tmp/redir -c 'redir => g:bar' > > > > works for me as well. Vim-7.3.145. > > Well, the error message is a bit strange, but what you are doing is > wrong: you don't end the redirection in the script. When you add "redir > END" in the sourced script everything is OK. > > I suppose Vim could give a better error. Or stop redirecting at the end > of the sourced script.
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