I want to embed python code in the vim script,
and I write the test ode like this:
```
fu! CusFoo()
python << EOF
print 'xixi'
EOF
endfunction
```
and when I call the CusFoo from the command line use `call CusFoo()`
the vim will exit immediately.
I can guarantee that the problem is lies in the `python << eof`, cuz I get multi place called the `python << EOF`, and all of them will lead to the exit of the vim .
So I want to figure out what happened when the `python << eof` is called.
Since the vim seems no changed recently, but I made some change in the python,
I install the `anaconda` and `ipython` recently, they may be the reason to this question.
I repair the python, and the question still there.
So any good advice here.
I try to know that what actually happened when the `python << eof` is called?
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Thursday, April 7, 2016
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