On Jul 21, 10:28 pm, Tony Mechelynck <[email protected]>
wrote:
>
> That patch 6.0.252 gives me an idea though: if you put ":if 1" and
> "endif", or failing that "let true = 1 | if true" and ":endif", around
> your ":echoerr", does it make a difference? If it does, then that bugfix
> has come unstuck.
>
Good notion...but it still doesn't seem to work. Out of these:
function! Ech() abort
let g:var = 0
if g:var
echoerr "fooblarg"
else
echoerr "blargfoo"
endif
let g:var = 99
echo g:var
endfu
command! Ech
\ let g:var = 0 |
\ if g:var |
\ echoerr "fooblarg" |
\ else |
\ echoerr "blargfoo" |
\ endif |
\ let g:var = 99 |
\ echo g:var
map <F8>
\ :let g:var = 0 \|
\ if g:var \|
\ echoerr "fooblarg" \|
\ else \|
\ echoerr "blargfoo" \|
\ endif<CR>
\ :let g:var = 99 \|
\ echo g:var<CR>
only the mapping aborts before setting g:var to 99. If I chain the
whole command sequence together in the mapping rather than using two
separate ex command sequences, the mapping also fails to abort.
In case you're curious:
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