On 02/20/2013 02:30 PM, Ben Fritz wrote:
On Wednesday, February 20, 2013 1:14:14 PM UTC-6, ping wrote:
nn ,gg :call MyGit("new post:")
what's the problem?
nn, or :nnoremap, is a mapping from normal mode. So, all characters on the
right-hand side will be executed by Vim as if you typed them from normal mode.
In other words, Vim will enter the command line when it "types" the ':'
character, inserts the rest of the line on the command line, and then...does nothing,
because there is nothing else in the mapping for it to do.
Follow up your mapping with "<CR>" or "<Enter>" to tell Vim to send the enter
key for you.
I.e. you mapping should be:
nn ,gg :call MyGit("new post:")<CR>
I just tested, no luck still...
//code:
function! MyGit(commitmsg)
let commitmsg=a:commitmsg
let GitCmd=":
\!git add -A .;
\!git commit -m " .
\commitmsg . ";" . "
\!git push origin master" .
\repeat("\<left>", 30)
exec GitCmd
endf
command! -nargs=? MyGit :call MyGit(<q-args>)
nn ,gg :call MyGit("new post:")<CR>
//result:
Error detected while processing function MyGit:
line 8:
E34: No previous command
Press ENTER or type command to continue
so that repeat thing still confuses me...
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