![]() Vim-isms Execute a command execute "vsplit" See :help Float Arithmetic 3 / 2 "=> 1, integer division Prefixes ( s:, g:, l:, etc) are actually dictionaries. See :help dict Using dictionaries remove(colors, "apple") Map call map(files, "bufname(v:val)") " use v:val for valueĮcho get(colors, "apple") " suppress error Lists Lists let mylist = Ĭoncatenation let longlist = mylist + Boolean logic if g:use_dispatch & s:has_dispatch Single line if empty(a:path) | return | endif \v enables “extended” regex mode which allows word boundary ( ), +, and more. If name = 'John' " depends on :set ignorecaseĬhecks if it’s the same instance object. See: Operators Strings if name =# 'John' " case-sensitive See: Var arguments Loops for s in listĬommands with arguments command! -nargs=? Save call script#foo() s:Initialize()Īborts when an error occurs. See: Functions Namespacing function! myplugin#hello()Ĭonsuming return values echo "Result: ". See: String functions Functions Functions " prefix with s: for local script-only functions See: Strings String functions strlen(str) " length Let literal = 'that''s enough' " double '' => 'Īlso see :help literal-string and :help expr-quote. Prefix Vim options with & Operators a + b " numbers only! Let = '' " register (this clears last search pattern) ![]() See :help local-variables Other prefixes let w:foo = 'bar' " w: window The s: prefix is also available in function names. Let l:foo = 'bar' " l: local (to function) Let s:ack_program = 'ack' " s: local (to script) Variable prefixes let g:ack_options = '-s -H' " g: global ![]() Here’s another example with functions, variables and mapping. They could have pocketed $138,510 had they kept the bet alive.You can either put this in a script ( script.vim) and run it ( :source script.vim), or you can type the commands individually in normal mode as :let and :echo. They all won but the punter accepted a `cash out' offer after the third leg and collected $441.20. One Victorian punter collected $252,000 after having $2000 on Prince Of Penzance at $126 less than 30 minutes before the race.Įxotics players had mixed fortunes with the trifecta of Prince Of Penzance, Max Dynamite and Criterion paying just over $10,000 in Queensland, $20,000 in Victoria and more than $26,000 in NSW.įame Game started the $5.50 favourite but his supporters had no joy with the Japanese horse finishing 13th.īut spare a thought for the person who took a four-leg Flemington multi of De Little Engine ($9.50), Malaguerra ($6), Don't Doubt Mamma ($6) and Prince Of Penzance ($81). "Aussies love backing horses with a story behind them and there was none bigger than the Payne family, their history in the game, and the vision of (jockey Michelle Payne's brother) Stevie drawing barrier one." "Prince Of Penzance was always one of the outsiders but there was any amount of money for him in the 24 hours leading up to the race," Daffy said. Prince Of Penzance paid $86.70 on the NSW totalisator, $65.90 on SuperTAB (Victoria and the ACT), and $74.10 on Queensland's UBET.ĭespite the winner's starting price, Gerard Daffy from UBET said Prince Of Penzance had his share of support. Tabcorp took almost $142 million worth of bets across the 10-race Flemington program, $10 million more than last year. NSW punters led the charge splurging $54.3 million while Victorians bet $38.8 million. Punters in NSW, Victoria and the ACT bet a total of $95 million on the race, an increase of 5.7 per cent on last year. His surprise victory came in a year when wagering on the Cup was up across the country. The horse started at $101 in most fixed odds markets and paid slightly less on the main totalisators. ![]() Form students and once-a-year punters alike were left to lick their wounds when Prince Of Penzance became just the fourth horse to win the Melbourne Cup at triple-figure odds.
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