On 20/04/09 22:13, Manfred Lotz wrote:
[...]
> Thanks, that did it. I only was used to \ as continuation at the end of
> a line.
>
>
Well, Vim uses it at the start of the next line, so that a line (such as
the {rhs} of a mapping) can end in a backslash.
Vim script language is less freeform than C: for instance, every command
must be on just one "line" (where by "line" I mean a line with all its
continuation lines if any). You can have _more_ than one command on a
line by separating them with | bars (and wrapping any of them, other
than the last, which sees the bar as part of its arguments in an
":exe[cute]" statement).
Best regards,
Tony.
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