> Hi,
>
> At one point in a vim script function I'm writing, the system will be
> in visual mode and I want it to go back out of visual mode to normal
> mode.
>
> I know it doesn't really work to use something like 'normal! v'
> because if the visual mode it stared in was 'V' then that command will
> just change it to a character-based selection rather than going back
> to normal mode.
>
> If I use
>
> normal!<ESC>
>
> that's treated as just typing '<' 'E' 'S' 'C''>'
> [...]
When a function is entered from the command line, Visual mode will never
be active.
I'd change the logic to not enter Visual mode when it's going to be
cancelled later.
--
Andy
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