Hello all,
I want to write a function which, to put it simply, would look like
this (which of course doesn’t work):
function! Echo (...)
echo printf(...)
endfunction
i.e. “Echo” takes optional arguments and passes them to “printf”. The
best I’ve come so far is:
function! Echo (...)
let s = "printf(a:1"
let i = 2
while i <= a:0
let s = s . ", a:" . i
let i = i + 1
endwhile
let s = s . ")"
execute "echo " . s
endfunction
It works, but it’s terribly inelegant. So, am I missing something?
Best,
Paul
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