On 23/12/09 13:04, epanda wrote:
Hi,
I am building some info in Dict and hash like this :
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let myHash = {}
let g:cnt = 1
g/pattern/=call storingData()/
func! storingData(param1, param2)
let myHash[g:cnt] = {'information':a:param1 , 'clue':a:param2 }
let g:cnt += 1
endfunc
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I would like to know if I can map only the field of a dictionnary: eg
information below
Furthermore, I would like to map differently my two fields
"information" and "clue"
Can we do that ?
map(copy(values(myHash).information,"PREFIX_BARTEXT v:val
SUFFIX_BARTEXT")
map(copy(values(myHash).clue," v:val SUFFIX_FOOTEXT")
Thanks
Well, what about
:let copyHash = map(copy(myHash), 'v:key == "information"?
(PREFIX_BARTEXT . " " . v:val . " " . SUFFIX_BARTEXT) : v:key == "clue"?
(v:val . " " . SUFFIX_FOOTEXT) : v:val'
? This assumes that PREFIX_BARTEXT, SUFFIX_BARTEXT and SUFFIX_FOOTEXT
are variables. If they are string literals, push them into the quotes
containing the space between them and v:val of course. I think that the
parentheses are not really necessary but that they make it easier to read.
Best regards,
Tony.
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