DumpStr.vim : dump vimscript string to clearly see multi-byte chars, bytes, and codes of both
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| Yakov Lerner |
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| utility |
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When debugging vimscript, you sometimes need to clearly see what's inside the string value: which unprintable characters it contains ? Does it contain any multibyte chars ? In which positions ?
For buffer characters, you can use 'ga' to see them clearly. To see characters of strings (variables, registers etc), you can use DumpStr.vim.
Usage:
- :source DumpStr.vim
- :call TestDumpStr() " test/demo
- :call DumpStr(string_variable)
- :call DumpStr(@Register)
When string has multi-byte characters, DumpStr prints in following format:
String length: M bytes, N chars
(string has multibyte characters) ( encoding=ENC )
Char dump: decimalCode(char) ...
Bytes: "..."
Byte dump: decimalCode(byte) ....
When string has no multi-byte characters, DumpStr dumps in this format:
String length: M bytes (no multibyte characters) ( encoding=ENC )
Bytes: "..."
Byte dump: decimalCode(byte) ....
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