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Vim's "count" feature allows you to multiply or iterate a command by passing it an optional number. Questions about counting things should use the "counting" tag instead.
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Call function with count after performing some normal! level tasks
I've ran into this exact issue many times. The same problem comes up with v:reg as well. In general, there's two main solutions.
Do what you did. Like you said, this isn't always the most convenient …
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Make mapping that accepts count independent of line count
.+29call MyFunction(30)
This is because it's basically like you typed 30:call MyFunction(30), and putting a count before : will always insert a range. (Try it!) …
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