Re: Calling a vim9script function with a range

May not be the most efficient way but… I'll accept a "mode" in g:Comment() as g:Comment(mode: string). Then in the mappings, I'd explicitly map modes with their strings

vmap \c :<C-U>call Comment("visual")<CR>

Igbanam

On Tue, 22 Jul 2025, 10:47 'Russell Shaw' via vim_use, <vim_use@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Hi,

In "Comment()", how can i tell if the mapping "\c" was called with a visual
range or not ?

I want to call "Comment()" only once, without resorting to a legacy function,
and without resorting to an intermediate ex command.

I want access to the first and last visual lines, or else the current line (for
non-visual, first==last).

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vim9script

def g:Comment()
   echo "a"
enddef

map \c :<C-U>call Comment()<CR>
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