Hi,
Jürgen Krämer schrieb:
>
> Tim Johnson wrote:
>> * ZyX <zyx....@gmail.com> [101112 12:17]:
>>>
>>> for line in lines
>>> execute "normal! i".line
>>> " " May be replaced with
>>> " call setline(line('.'), line)
>>> execute "normal! o"
>>> if line is lines[-1]
>>> " do something
>>> endif
>>> endfor
>> Hi ZyX:
>> I have been enlightened.
>> "This works
>> for line in lines
>> execute "norm! i". line
>> if line is lines[-1]
>> continue
>> else
>> execute 'norm! o'
>> endif
>> endfor
>
> I don't think so, Tim. If "is" is used as the comparison operator for
> anything else than a List or a Dictionary it is equivalent to "==" (see
> the second section below ":help E693"). So this code does not check if the
> last line is processed, but you if it's a line that's identical to the last
> line. For example,
minor clarification: "a line whose content is identical to that of the last
line."
>
> let lines = [ '1', '2', '3', '4', '1', '2', '3', '4' ]
> for line in lines
> if line is lines[-1]
> echo line . ' SKIP'
> else
> echo line . ' OK'
> endif
> endfor
>
> prints
>
> 1 OK
> 2 OK
> 3 OK
> 4 SKIP
> 1 OK
> 2 OK
> 3 OK
> 4 SKIP
>
> Regards,
> Jürgen
>
>
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