I am writing a function in Vim script that takes one argument. It could be either a comma separated list of numbers (e.g. 1,2,3
), or a range of numbers (e.g. 1-3
). I want to check if the second character in the argument is a -
symbol so that I can know that it is a range of numbers. Here is code:
function! MyFunction(...)
if second_char(a:1) == '-'
echo "Hyphen"
else
echo "Comma"
endif
endfunction
command -nargs=* MyFunction call MyFunction(<f-args>)
I read the documentation for the search
function but it is honestly really confusing.
CodePudding user response:
So it's really as simple as using brackets. Here is an example, where MY_STRING is the string you're using:
if MY_STRING[1] == '-'
echo "Hyphen"
else
echo "Comma"
endif