I should add that I know it's possible to do maps based on the CmdwinEnter
autocommand, but here's an example where this is useful. I have a map to delete
a history entry from the command line window. The way to do that now is to have
several autocommands to modify the map with which type of history it should
delete from like this:
autocmd CmdwinEnter : nnoremap DD :call histdel(':', ...
autocmd CmdwinEnter / nnoremap DD :call histdel('/', ...
autocmd CmdwinEnter @ nnoremap DD :call histdel('@', ...
etc.
This function removes the need for that autocommand completely in this case,
allowing:
nnoremap DD :call histdel(getcmdwintype(), ...
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