>
> So then I guess I won't be able to return mulitple arguments. I need
> to do some rewriting then... hmmm
>
In vim6 there are only two types available: string and numbers.
You can use strings to emulate arrays (there is a quite usable library for
that but I forgot its name ... genutils maybe? ... not multvals it was).
For dictionaries, you could use array whose values match specific patterns
... somehow. :-)
An alternative approach is to pass around strings that define local
variables when being executed. E.g.
function! Foo(a)
return "let val1='foo". escape(a:a, "'") ."'|let val2 ='bar".
escape(a:a, "'") ."'"
endf
function! Bar(a)
exec Foo(a:a)
echo "Bar" a:a "is" val1 "and" val2
endf
call Bar("lala")
You might want to reconsider updating vim. :-)
Regards
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