Sunday, June 3, 2012

exists("##ColorScheme")

Hello

according to ':h exists()' we can use 'exists("##ColorScheme")' to check for the
availability of an colorscheme.

:colorscheme
desert
:echo exists("##desert")
0


,----[ :h exists() ]------------------------

exists({expr}) The result is a Number, which is non-zero if
{expr} is defined, zero otherwise.
`---------------------------------------------

I am pretty sure this used to work somewhen. Is this a bug or am i doing s.th.
wrong?

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Regards,
Thilo

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