Hi,
rameo wrote:
>
> I still have to click on "n" to highlight the found items.
> Did I do something wrong?
it seems, "n" does not reactivate the highlighting either if called
inside a function.
How do you call this function? If you do this from a mapping, you can
simply append
n
at the end. In this case you might have to put calls to inputsave() and
inputrestore() around the three calls to inputdialog().
Or you can rewrite the function to return a string containing a command
and ":execute" this string:
fun! s:searchcollines()
if !exists("g:from_column")
let g:from_column = "Search from column:"
endif
if !exists("g:to_column")
let g:to_column = "Search to column:"
endif
if !exists("g:search_column")
let g:search_column = "Search:"
endif
let f = inputdialog(g:from_column)
let g = inputdialog(g:to_column)
let s = inputdialog(g:search_column)
if f != "" && g != "" && s != ""
let @/ = "\\%>".f."c\\%<".g."c".s
return 'normal n'
else
return ''
endif
endfun
:exe s:searchcollines()
Regards,
Jürgen
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