Hello Frank and list: one thing I guess is not working is :close in ex mode, here is the error I got from messages buffer. evil-ex-call-current-command: Wrong type argument: commandp, evil-window-close Wrong type argument: commandp, evil-window-close [5 times] looks like it is defined here: evil-maps.el:356:(evil-ex-define-cmd "close" 'evil-window-close) I also tried m-x evil-window-close but emacs didn't find this function. Thanks for any advice, Jim.
On Wed, Dec 07, 2011 at 02:31:22AM +0000, Jim Green wrote:
Hello Frank and list:
one thing I guess is not working is :close in ex mode,
here is the error I got from messages buffer.
evil-ex-call-current-command: Wrong type argument: commandp, evil-window-close Wrong type argument: commandp, evil-window-close [5 times]
looks like it is defined here:
evil-maps.el:356:(evil-ex-define-cmd "close" 'evil-window-close)
I also tried m-x evil-window-close but emacs didn't find this function.
Thx, this was an artifact from vim-mode. Fixed in 6b7efb2. Frank
indeed. Thank you very much! On 7 December 2011 09:18, Frank Fischer <[email protected]> wrote:
On Wed, Dec 07, 2011 at 02:31:22AM +0000, Jim Green wrote:
Hello Frank and list:
one thing I guess is not working is :close in ex mode,
here is the error I got from messages buffer.
evil-ex-call-current-command: Wrong type argument: commandp, evil-window-close Wrong type argument: commandp, evil-window-close [5 times]
looks like it is defined here:
evil-maps.el:356:(evil-ex-define-cmd "close" 'evil-window-close)
I also tried m-x evil-window-close but emacs didn't find this function.
Thx, this was an artifact from vim-mode. Fixed in 6b7efb2.
Frank
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