> You can use strings to emulate arrays (there is a quite usable library for
> that but I forgot its name ... genutils maybe? ... not multvals it was).
Thanks I'll check it out. At the moment I have disabled my functions
that calculated indentation type and size for Python files as I was
using dictionaries to do that. I see I can rewrite it into using a
string as you say. But not sure I need it as I will only be editing my
own files, and then I know the //correct// indentation type (TAB) and
size (4) ;-)
For the other functions with multi argument returns I just did like in
the old time: Good Ol'Global Varaible (script global that is) As this
is a hack to get it to work and not for production it is fine. Got
some flashback to the 80's and BASIC:
10 PRINT "Hello World"
100 GOTO 10
;-)
> You might want to reconsider updating vim. :-)
Not possible.
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