On Nov 25, 9:47 am, Marc Weber <[email protected]> wrote:
> Excerpts from Preben Randhol's message of Fri Nov 25 09:37:40 +0100 2011:>
> Yes, thank you! That did the trick and now I understand why this line
> > is not working in 6.3
> > let l:indent_type = {'space': 0, 'tab': 0}
>
> try :echo {'space': 0, 'tab': 0}
>
> to make sure that dictionaries are supported. If this fails you have to
> use the old syntax:
>
> let g:foo{key} = xx
> or such.
>
> l: is no needed. vars are function local by default so you can try
> removing it as well. Again - I can't test.
>
> Marc Weber
Thanks. I'll try. A bigger problem at the moment is that I cannot
figure out how to return multiple variables from a function:
I'm testing with this code, but get error on the return part.
function! Myfoo()
let a = 1
let b = 2
return [a, b]
endfunction
function Mybar()
let c = 3
let d = 4
echomsg "c=".c
echomsg "d=".d
let [c,d] = Myfoo()
echomsg "c=".c
echomsg "d=".d
endfunction
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