Am 20.11.2012 01:29, schrieb Nate Soares:
That's a nifty command and mapping, but I had no trouble with getting a
custom command to use the range correctly. (You can just use -range, pass
<line1> and <line2> to the function, and have the function do winsaveview()
and winrestview(), which is what I do now.)
Then you can also default to the whole file much cleaner e.g. with
-range=%. But I'm not trying to write a command, I'm trying to write a
function.
The question is, is there any way to do this in a function that takes a
range, called like:
%call SomeUniformApiFunction()
I'm not struggling to get the functionality, I'm struggling to expose a
sane (function) API for the functionality.
You have to do it outside.
Prepend :KeepView or surround the :call with your own code.
(own code works better with script-local functions).
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Andy
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