On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 01:57:16PM -0400, Luis Carvalho wrote:
> > It'll be convenient to be able to get the line number in these commands,
> > but it seems that inside none of these VIM::evaluate('line(".")') or
> > vim.eval('line(".")') will get that number.
>
> That's true. One option -- at least for Lua -- would be to have an extra
> parameter "linenr" for the line number in the function called by luado:
>
> :luado return line .. ("[%d]"):format(linenr) -- line and linenr are params
>
> I can come up with a simple patch for this feature. Meanwhile, you can have a
> workaround by using a global variable:
>
> :lua linenr = nil -- initialize counter
> :luado if linenr==nil then linenr = vim.firstline - 1 end linenr = linenr + 1
> return line .. ("[%d]"):format(linenr)
Thanks, using another parameter is better than vim.eval. But is there
anyone going to patch for perldo and rubydo? They look more powerful to
me.
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