May 24, 2024

Vimscript

If you have a .vimrc, you have already been introduced to VimScript.

These days you may be confronting 3 different things.

There is the original vimscript (vimscript "classic") and that is all that I talk about.

There is now also vim9script -- which is part of regular vim, but must be explicitly enabled in your .vimrc file.

Finally there is NeoVim, which has replaced vimscript with the Lua language. I am not using NeoVim, so I have nothing to say about this.


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