Am 01.05.2013 14:11, schrieb mattn:
Yes, I know.
Probably a nice addition, but one can already do all of this in
vimscript, see attachment. In your example, replace capture() with
StrRedir().
No, it can't. It depend on your vim script. We want to get the result
without side effect.
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function! s:bar()
let a = ''
redir => a
call thirdparty#library#function()
redir END
return a
endfunction
echo s:bar()
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Do you know the wheather thirdparty#library#function() call redir? or
not? I don't think all of vim script like the
thirdparty#library#function() call your Redir function.
Yep, all code is required to use StrRedir(). There could be an autoload
script shipped with Vim which does the same as StrRedir(), and the help
for :redir could contain a recommendation to use it. But this still
doesn't help existing code.
+1 for capture(), just wanted to point out an existing solution.
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Andy
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