Excerpts from rameo's message of Fri Mar 18 09:12:21 +0000 2011:
> Thank you for replying.
> I could not find out how it works. In the helpfile is written that
> mod() needs an expression.
No, it does not. read again [expr] means optional.
Is this what you want?
let cmd = 'do something with range'
if mode() = 'v'
" vim will add '<,'> for you:
call feedkeys(':'.cmd)
else
call feedkeys(':%'.cmd)
endif
As alternative to feedkeys you can try the normal command.
bind echoe mode() to the menu and see how it behaves.
I don't use menues. So I may have missed obvious simple solutions.
Tell us in english words what you want to happen if you press your menu when
which mode is active.
Marc Weber
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