On Monday, April 15, 2013 12:54:14 AM UTC+12, Axel Bender wrote:
> :command -range=% aaa call <line1>,<line2>func().
That doesn't look right; don't you mean
:command! -range=% Aaa <line1>,<line2>call Func()
If you "start from visual block", when you type the : vim puts
:'<,'>
on the "command-line", and then you type the command name
:'<,'>Aaa
if Func is defined with the range attribute, line(".") and a:firstline will be
set to that of '<. If you remove the "'<,'>", you've just specified the whole
file, so line(".") and a:firstline will be 1.
You can still get at '< and '> in your function, they will be line("'<") and
line("'>"), though that will give the last visual mode used, even if there's no
visual mode when the command is invoked.
HTH, John Little
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