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How to concatenate two registers?
When registers only contain strings, we can do it with the old
:let @c = @a . @b
If you want to handle the registers as lists (one element per line), then you'll need to use the new functions desc …
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String comparison not working as expected!
Note that you don't need to execute external processes with system() which adds trailing newlines & all.
let os = matchstr(filter(readfile('/etc/os-release'), 'v:val =~ "^NAME"')[0], '.*"\zs.*\ze".*' …
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What is the difference between single and double quoted strings?
The only difference between single and double quoted string is related to backslash. To display special characters like newline, bells, tabs, etc, you need to use double-quotes -> "\n".
Within a sin …
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