all,
I was wondering the simplest way of getting the current line for use
with perl - ie: if
$main::curbuf->Get(42);
gets the 42nd line of the given buffer, shouldn't
$main::curbuf->Get() # no arguments
get the current line where the cursor is at? Or shouldn't there be a
$main:: variable, ie:
$main::curline
that returns the current line?
Anyways, given the above doesn't seem to work, what's the easiest way
to get the current line into perl using the perl interface?
thanks much,
Ed
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