Re: is there better way to define a customer Command like F[oobar]

On 2013-04-09 01:00, Kent wrote:
> many vim build in commands have abbreviation, e.g.
>
> :d[elete]
>
> user can type :d :de :del :dele ...delete
>
> Is there a better way to define a customer command (:command!
> Foobar) like it too?

This should just work out-of-the-box, according to

:help user-cmd-ambiguous

As long as there's no ambiguity in the command, the shortest
unambiguous form should work. So you can do

:command! Foobar echo "Foobar!"
:command! Foofoo echo "Foofoo!"

and all you have to type is either "Foob" or "Foof" and Vim will
choose the right command. So I guess the answer is "don't make
ambiguous commands, if you want to keep them short"

-tim


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