Hi Carlos!
On Di, 28 Jan 2014, Carlos Pita wrote:
> I would like to yank the inner contents of <...> or (...) expressions
> in a mapping. In normal mode I can try with the two-yank sequence
> yi<yi(. One of the yanks will be empty and the other will match the
> desired contents. The net effect is to match the contents no matter
> they were inside () or <>. Now if I put that in a map it seems to
> abort when the first yank fails, so it only matches the contents for
> <...> expressions (because yi< is the first probed yank). If I put
> :normal yi<<CR>:normal yi( instead, the mapping works the same than
> when I manually type it in normal mode. The E flag is not included in
> my cpoptions.
>
> Could someone clarify this behavior, please?
That is explained (although only briefly) at :h map-error
I am not sure, there is an easy way to achieve what you want. I think,
something like this could work:
fu! MapAngle()
if searchpairpos('<', '', '>', 'bn') ==# [0,0]
return "i("
else
return "i<"
endif
endfu
omap <expr> i_ MapAngle()
Best,
Christian
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