Den tis 22 dec. 2020 11:44 <tuxic@posteo.de> skrev:
Hi,
currently I am codeing a firmware for an ESP32 microcontroller.
I am using the ESP-IDF framework. This framework needs some
environment variables to be set. If this is done, deoplete
get confused and behaves oddly (seems to be based on the
python version used by ESP-IDF...)
Is there a way to detect
* the existence and the contence of an environment variable inside vim
script? How can I do this?
Accessing/manipulating environment variables is easy:
echo exists('$FOO')
let $FOO = 'bar'
echo exists('$FOO')
echo empty($FOO)
echo $FOO
Note that the $ is always included. It is Vim's way of distinguishing env variables.
I do this all the time when running scripts which take env var config from inside Vim.
* the python version which is currently in use? How can I do this?
And
* is it possible to disable deocomplete temporarily without
uninstalling it ? How can I do this?
Cheers!
mcc
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