Re: Calling a vim9script function with a range

On 22/7/25 22:41, Igbanam Ogbuluijah wrote:
> 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>

vim9script
map <F5> :echo "N" .. mode()<CR>
vmap <F5> :<C-U>echo "V" .. mode()<CR>

In normal mode, pressing F5 gives "Nn", in visual mode, pressing F5 gives "Vn".

Why doesn't mode() print "v" in the visual mode ?

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