On Sun, Jan 26, 2020 at 6:57 PM Bram Moolenaar wrote:
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> Tony wrote:
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> > IIUC, the following is now a valid construct in newly-written or
> > updated non-"vim9script" script? (Let's say, a .vimrc which must also
> > support an older Vim version from my Linux distro)
> >
> > if exists('vim9scr
Tony wrote:
> IIUC, the following is now a valid construct in newly-written or
> updated non-"vim9script" script? (Let's say, a .vimrc which must also
> support an older Vim version from my Linux distro)
>
> if exists('vim9script') == 2
That should be:
if exists(':vim9script') == 2
>
On Sun, Jan 26, 2020 at 6:18 PM Tony Mechelynck
wrote:
>
> IIUC, the following is now a valid construct in newly-written or
> updated non-"vim9script" script? (Let's say, a .vimrc which must also
> support an older Vim version from my Linux distro)
>
> if exists('vim9script') == 2
oops: if exists
IIUC, the following is now a valid construct in newly-written or
updated non-"vim9script" script? (Let's say, a .vimrc which must also
support an older Vim version from my Linux distro)
if exists('vim9script') == 2
import MyFunc as myfunc from '~/.vim/myvim9.vim'
else
function s:my
Paul Jolly wrote:
> > > * if Vim9 script remains experimental, presumably I have to explicitly
> > > enable it within a script it somehow/somewhere? Or is this the
> > > vim9script reference above?
> >
> > The Vim9 script syntax is only used for functions defined with ":def"
> > and for scripts
Thanks very much.
> > * if Vim9 script remains experimental, presumably I have to explicitly
> > enable it within a script it somehow/somewhere? Or is this the
> > vim9script reference above?
>
> The Vim9 script syntax is only used for functions defined with ":def"
> and for scripts that start wit
Paul Jolly wrote:
> A couple of stupid questions:
>
> * if Vim9 script remains experimental, presumably I have to explicitly
> enable it within a script it somehow/somewhere? Or is this the
> vim9script reference above?
The Vim9 script syntax is only used for functions defined with ":def"
and
Hi Bram - interested to try things out.
A couple of stupid questions:
* if Vim9 script remains experimental, presumably I have to explicitly
enable it within a script it somehow/somewhere? Or is this the
vim9script reference above?
* you allude to this point above, but will the speed improvements
I have been experimenting with ideas for Vim9 script in a separate
repository for a while. I'm quite happy with how this turns out, and I
haven't heard objections.
Since keeping this separate from the main Vim code requires extra
maintenance, especially when refactoring code, I think it's time
