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D. Ben Knoble
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Somewhat surprisingly, it's printf(), which behaves like sprintf() in most other languages.

I wasn't 100% sure what the name was from the top of my head; I found this by just entering :help printf :-) I also find :help function-list to be invaluable when VimScript-ing.

Also see: How do I navigate to topics in Vim's documentation?.

  

Somewhat surprisingly, it's printf(), which behaves like sprintf() in most other languages.

I wasn't 100% sure what the name was from the top of my head; I found this by just entering :help printf :-) I also find :help function-list to be invaluable when VimScript-ing.

Also see: How do I navigate to topics in Vim's documentation?.

 

Somewhat surprisingly, it's printf(), which behaves like sprintf() in most other languages.

I wasn't 100% sure what the name was from the top of my head; I found this by just entering :help printf :-) I also find :help function-list to be invaluable when VimScript-ing.

Also see: How do I navigate to topics in Vim's documentation?.

 

Somewhat surprisingly, it's printf(), which havesbehaves like sprintf() in most other languages.

I wasn't 100% sure what the name was from the top of my head; I found this by just entering :help printf :-) I also find :help function-list to be invaluable when VimScript-ing.

Also see: How do I navigate to topics in Vim's documentation?.

  

Somewhat surprisingly, it's printf(), which haves like sprintf() in most other languages.

I wasn't 100% sure what the name was from the top of my head; I found this by just entering :help printf :-) I also find :help function-list to be invaluable when VimScript-ing.

Also see: How do I navigate to topics in Vim's documentation?.

 

Somewhat surprisingly, it's printf(), which behaves like sprintf() in most other languages.

I wasn't 100% sure what the name was from the top of my head; I found this by just entering :help printf :-) I also find :help function-list to be invaluable when VimScript-ing.

Also see: How do I navigate to topics in Vim's documentation?.

 
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Martin Tournoij
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Somewhat unsurprisinglysurprisingly, it's printf(), which haves like sprintf() in most other languages.

I wasn't 100% sure what the name was from the top of my head; I found this by just entering :help printf :-) I also find :help function-list to be invaluable when VimScript-ing.

Also see: How do I navigate to topics in Vim's documentation?.

Somewhat unsurprisingly, it's printf().

I wasn't 100% sure what the name was from the top of my head; I found this by just entering :help printf :-) I also find :help function-list to be invaluable when VimScript-ing.

Also see: How do I navigate to topics in Vim's documentation?.

Somewhat surprisingly, it's printf(), which haves like sprintf() in most other languages.

I wasn't 100% sure what the name was from the top of my head; I found this by just entering :help printf :-) I also find :help function-list to be invaluable when VimScript-ing.

Also see: How do I navigate to topics in Vim's documentation?.

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