Jürgen Krämer wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> R. Hicks wrote:
>> function! AppendModeline()
>> let save_cursor = getpos('.')
>> let append = ' vim: set et ts='.&tabstop.' sw='.&shiftwidth.'
>> tw='.&textwidth.': '
>> $put =substitute(&commentstring, '%s', append, '')
>> call setpos('.', save_cursor)
>> endfunction
>> nnoremap <silent><Leader>ml :call AppendModeline()<CR>
>>
>> I picked that up from the Vim wikia tips page. I like it but I would
>> like it to add a blank line before it places the text.
>>
>> The current version:
>>
>> 01: use strict;
>> 02: # vim: et ts=# sw=# tw=#
>>
>> I would like:
>>
>> 01: use strict;
>> 02:
>> 03: # vim: et ts=# sw=# tw=#
>
> just put a "\n" at the start of the append variable:
>
> let append = "\n" . ' vim: set et ts='.&tabstop.' sw='.&shiftwidth.'
> tw='.&textwidth.': '
>
> The "\n" is a placeholder for a new-line character and when the variable
> is put into the buffer you will get an additional empty line.
>
I am pretty sure I tried that but because the append comes after the
&coomentstring in the substitute command I get:
#
vim: et ts=# sw=# tw=#
and not the empty newline then the comment string.
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