On Tuesday, May 14, 2013 7:18:34 AM UTC-5, Charles Smith wrote:
>
> But I guess it's just not possible to invoke a vim function from
>
> within \{} - or maybe it's a lost art....
>
>
What gave you that idea?
You tried using CTRL-R to get the expression register in a mapping, which can
be done, but you forgot to also accept the expression register content to
execute the expression by inserting a CTRL-M. So you could either do
^R=somefunc()^M where ^R and ^M are literal CTRL-R and carriage return
characters, or even better (in a mapping) use the map syntax <C-R> and
<CR>/<C-M>/<Enter>. Even BETTER, is to use an expression mapping. :help
:map-<expr>.
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