Matteo Cavalleri wrote: > > This patch made a big change in how ranges are handled, thus it's > > possible that it introduced a bug. > > > > Can you reproduce it without any plugins? > > With a simple user command perhaps? > > create and source this file > > ------------------------ > function! Test(f,l) > echom a:f." - ".a:l > endfunction > command! -range=% RangeTest call Test(<line1>, <line2>) > ------------------------ > > then select a couple of lines and do: > > :'<,'>RangeTest > > and you can see the error I reported, plus the result is always "1 - 5"
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