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Get <Leader> value as <Space> and not ' '
You can simply use substitute():
substitute(get(g:,"mapleader","\\"), ' ', '<Space>', '')
Since there is only one case where get(g:,"mapleader","\\") will return a single whitespace this should wor …
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vimscript: how to repeat a string N times?
To repeat a string you want to use the (appropriately named) function repeat()
The doc is here :h repeat()
And you can use it like that:
let foo = repeat("abc", 3)
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How to concatenate two registers?
Let's say you want to merge "a and "b into "c:
call setreg('c', getreg('a').getreg('b'))
You can of course replace a, b and c by whatever register you want.
For a bit more of details:
getreg('x …
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