Excerpts from rameo's message of Fri Mar 18 15:52:37 +0100 2011:
> On Mar 18, 11:25 am, Marc Weber <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Tell us in english words what you want to happen if you press your menu when
> > which mode is active.
I meant using usual language which you did.
I don't know. I've tried it. Either someone replies who knows how to do
it or you have to find quirky workarounds yourself or use mappings which
would like this and works:
fun! A() range
echoe a:firstline
echoe a:lastline
" if both are the same maybe nothing was selected check mode()
exec a:firstline.','.a:lastline.'%s/...'
endf
map \foo :call<space>A()<cr>
You can workaround the failure by using :<c-u>call using menu..
However neither amenu nor vmenu somewhow behaves the way I'd expect it
to.. :( So I'm no help here.
You can also try to fetch existing scripts and watch out for some using
those vmap .. (a lot of work).
Marc Weber
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