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A scripting language embedded into Vim. It can be used to customize Vim to suit your needs and to create plugins. Also called VimL.
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What does `_` do in this map() expression?
I'm trying to understand the code suggested in https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/28506/6189:
function MyLinks(pat, spat, ssub, sflags) abort
return glob(a:pat, v:false, v:true)
\ ->map({_, v -> …
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why are variabes prefixed with `a:`?
I'm trying to understand the code suggested in https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/28506/6189:
function MyLinks(pat, spat, ssub, sflags) abort
return glob(a:pat, v:false, v:true)
\ ->map({_, v -> …
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What is `v` in this vimscript?
I'm trying to understand the code suggested in https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/28506/6189:
function MyLinks(pat, strip) abort
return glob(a:pat, v:false, v:true)
\ ->map({_, v -> printf('[%s] …
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How to conditionally re-bind <Enter> key depending on file?
autocmd BufRead /path/to/file*.type is indeed the correct logic... but there are two problems here.
First, is the syntax... the lines starting with \ are odd... entering the full command like autocmd …
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How to conditionally re-bind <Enter> key depending on file?
wiki-tag-reports/some-tag-report.mkd open the Enter key should trigger that vimscript function instead of the vimwiki's usual enter-key function. … I don't know how to approach such a "conditional" loading of vimscript. Currently/previously I was using two separate vimrc's but that doesn't work in this switching-back-and-forth way. …
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embed one text file in another and edit the embedded file from the file it's embedded in
Is there any existing plugin or gist somewhere that would allow you to embed one text file inside another? Ideally it'd also allow editing the embedded file from the file in which it is embedded.
Thi …
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how to loop through list of files?
I can do :echo globpath('~/path/to/dir', 'string*') to get a list like:
/home/alec/path/to/dir/string_xyz123.mkd
/home/alec/path/to/dir/string_xyz456.mkd
/home/alec/path/to/dir/string_xyz789.mkd
but …
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how to use variables in vimscript shell commands
I've looked through various posts on the stack network but I haven't seen any examples using a vimscript variable (like task_id in my case) inside a shell command's arguments. …
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how to include multiple commands nested inside a single `autocmd BufRead...`?
I want to make several keybinds and options set for certain files based on their location. Is there a more elegant way than...
autocmd BufRead,BufNewFile /tmp/wiki-tag-reports/* nnoremap <Enter> :Dia …
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why doesn't regex work in vimscript (while it does in normal search)?
But that same regex in my vimscript doesn't work. …
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why doesn't regex work in vimscript (while it does in normal search)?
One of the links referenced put the expression in double quotes ". Using single quotes ' instead fixes the problem with if line =~ '^\(\a\)\{1,}$'.
In order for match() to be used in logic like this …
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VimWiki - create a "smart" index page for subdir/section of wiki?
I'm using VimWiki for a writing project and for certain sections (like "chapters", contained in sub-directories) I want to create indexes that work similarly to the way VimWiki's diary index works. U …
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