Re: "<i{" - when issued from a function - is not repeatable via "."

Axel Bender wrote:

> Contrary to e.g. ":normal! <i{" (or "<i{" for that matter)".",
> repetition doesn't work when issued from a function (in which case the
> last input command is repeated):
>
> > gvim in.c
> :so in.vim
> /xxx
> iyy<Esc>
> :normal! <i{
> .
> .
> === OK ===
> u
> u
> u
> /xxx
> <<
> .
> .
> === DIFFERENT ===

This works as intended. See :help function-search-undo

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