于 2014年06月14日 07:18, BaRud 写道:
On Saturday, June 14, 2014 5:51:05 AM UTC+1, LCD 47 wrote:
On 13 June 2014, BaRud <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to write a vimscript that uses python, but cant interface
it properly.
A minimal example is:
function! Usrnm(nm)
python << endpython
import vim
import os
nm=vim.eval(os.getlogin())
endpython
echo nm
endfunction
call IMAP ('`foo', "@nm \<CR> Usrnm(nm)", "fortran")
Can anyone please help me achiving this? i.e. getting the login name
to be used in the IMAP call?
You got it backwards, vim.eval() is for passing Vim values to
Python, not the other way around. You probably want vim.command()
instead:
function! Usrnm()
if has('python')
python <<EOT
import vim
import getpass
vim.command("let nm = '%s'" % getpass.getuser())
EOT
echo nm
else
echo 'no python, no cry'
endif
endfunction
For returning dictionaries, lists, or funcrefs, there is also
vim.bindeval(), thanks to ZyX. :) See the manual for details.
/lcd
Thanks, but how can I call that value in the IMAP call? please.
try this:
========================code =========================================
py import os
call IMAP ('`foo', "@nm \<CR> " . pyeval("os.environ['USER']") , "fortran")
========================code =========================================
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