Jakson Alves de Aquino wrote:
> With the following in my vimrc
>
> set debug=msg,throw
>
> the function bufwinnr() generates E94 if the buffer does not
> exist. Example:
>
> :echo bufwinnr("nothing")
>
> Is it correct to raise an error in this case? I think that there
> should be no error because when the buffer does not exist the
> function returns a predefined value (-1) that can be checked in
> scripts.
This happens because you have put "msg" in 'debug'. Docs:
msg Error messages that would otherwise be omitted will be given
anyway.
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