Re: basic question on vim scripting

* Matteo Cavalleri [2014.03.11 11:16]:
> I'm playing a bit with a vim script, and I'm stuck on this problem:
>
> if exists('b:current_line')
> echom "normal! ".b:current_line."G"
> exe "normal! ".b:current_line."G"
> echom 'line is '.line('.')
> endif
>
> If I run the script and then do :messages, the output is this one:
>
> normal! 6G
> line is 1
>
> and I can't understand why the cursor doesn't move... (I'm not even sure this is the correct way to move, as google isn't helping me much)

Works flawlessly here, vim 7.3.480.

You may be interested in:

:h cursor()

For a list of functions grouped by what they are
used for:

:h function-list

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JR

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