Hi,
skeept wrote:
> When using a function from a plugin, say F1() I want to check if the result
> is not the empty string, if it is call some other function, F2(), if it is
> not execute the string resulting from function F1().
> Calling F1() has a side effect like moving the cursor around so I don't want
> to call it more than once per time I use the mapping.
>
> In order to do this I create and additional function
>
> function F1_wrap()
> let g:f1_res = F1()
> return g:f1_res
> endfunction
>
> and then define the mapping as
> inoremap <c-a> <c-r>=(F1_wrap() == '') ? F2() : g:f1_res <cr>
>
> This is of course not a big deal, but I was wondering if there is there a way
> of doing this without creating an additional function?
write a helper function and pass it the the second function as a string,
including the pair of parentheses needed to call the function. Your
helper function can then evaluate the string when needed.
function F1_with_default(default_expr)
let res = F1()
return res == '' ? res : eval(a:default_expr)
endfunction
inoremap <c-a> <c-r>=F1_with_default('F2()')<cr>
It might also be possible to pass the second function as a function
reference (see :help Funcref), but I have not used them yet. So the
following code is untested:
function F1_with_default(default_func)
let res = F1()
return res == '' ? res : a:default_func
endfunction
inoremap <c-a> <c-r>=F1_with_default(function('F2'))<cr>
Regards,
Jürgen
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