Do stuff in VimL instead of the shell #211
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The functions are only used in one place now and can hence be merged into one call to sed only.
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I tried this sort of thing before, and it didn't work well, when you open a man page it has to open it instantly, if vim is processing it there's a lag, and that's very annoying. |
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I am trying to move some code from the shell script to VimL because we can be sure that VimL will be the same on all systems. And also this spawns less processes and hence should be faster.