When run in batch mode, Vim prints verbose :echo messages to stderr (see
":h -s-ex").
Unfortunately, by the look of it end-of-line characters aren't handled
correctly. On my unix machine I get CRLF line endings, and no line
endings on the last line.
To reproduce, create a script "crlf.vim" with the following contents.
function Echo()
echo "a"
echo "b"
echo "c"
endfunction
verbose call Echo()
quit
Execute it in batch mode, redirecting stderr to a temporary file.
vim -es <crlf.vim 2>tempfile
These are the contents of the tempfile:
0000000: 610d 0a62 0d0a 63 a..b..c
Whereas the output I would expect in a unix environment looks like this:
0000000: 610a 620a 630a a.b.c.
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David Bürgin
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