> > for a variable, I believe VIM::command("let foobar = 'value'")
> > is the right way to do it.
>
> Thanks for confirming that. I think I will stick with this
> solution.
You might want to escape certain characters as you did it in your
initial proposal though.
:ruby a = %{1"foo'bar'\n"2}; VIM::command(%Q{let g:foo = '#{a.gsub
("'", "''")}'})
:echo a
Works fine, but
:ruby a = %{1"foo'bar'\n"2}; VIM::command(%Q{let g:foo = '#{a}'})
Throws an "Invalid expression" error.
BTW there is a vimRubyX plugin that extends the VIM module. I don't
use it myself but the code (6kb) might give you some ideas.
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