Re: Using vim9 script in cmd-line without vim9cmd

As also wrote on github, I second this. However:

1. vim9 variables are script-scoped. If you declare from the command line, e.g. `:var a = 0` what shall be the scope of `a`?

2. Having an option set vim9cmdline (false as default) to switch the command line interpreter between legacy and vim9 script looks a viable idea to me

My 2 cents,

/Ubaldo

 

On Wednesday 15 May 2024 at 10:57:01 UTC+2 Girish wrote:

Can this feature be added without major upheaval? Basically, I want to execute vim9 script without typing 'vim9cmd' in command line. Turn off legacy script in command line, and only use vim9 script. Today, we cannot even declare a vim9 variable in command line.

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