Tom Link wrote:
I vaguely remember that such a thing exists but it could well be that
I'm confusing vimscript with some other language.
It there such a thing as a missing method/attribute function for
dictionaries? So that I could write code like this:
[snip pseudo-code]
Does such a fallback function exist? If not, is there a chance for it
to be included in vimscript?
While I'm not sure I followed your pseudo-code (not being a ruby
programmer), I suspect you're reaching for the get() function
which allows an optional 3rd parameter for a default if the key
isn't in the dictionary:
let my_dict = {}
let non_existant_key = 'hello'
echo get(my_dict, non_existant_key, 42)
(prints "42")
which you can read about at
:help get()
Hope this helps,
-tim
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