Hi John,
thanks for the reply. I have tried your suggestion, and I get the same
output from both accounts:
:function MyDiff2
function MyDiff2()
1 call input("MyDiff2 called")
endfunction
I should have said I was using vim on VMS, which is probably not what
most of you are using. Unfortunately, I have no other multi-user
environment where I could try the same thing with another vim build
(win, unix). I think I will now turn to the vim-vms discussion list.
Is there no other way to look under the hood? What does vim do between
:windo:difft
and calling
'diffexpr'
for the first window?
Thanks,
Sam
On Jan 10, 12:07 am, "John Beckett" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Samuel Ferencik wrote:
> > In both accounts, I see the following:
>
> > :set diffexpr?
> > diffexpr=MyDiff2()
>
> > :call MyDiff2()
> > MyDiff2 called
> > (I press <CR>)
>
> You seem to have proved that what you're seeing is impossible, so I
> would do one more sanity check. For both accounts:
>
> :set diffexpr?
> :function MyDiff2
>
> Does B have exactly what you posted:
> function! MyDiff2()
> call input("MyDiff2 called")
> endfunction
>
> John
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