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For example:

@bridged(private=True)
def Foo(name):
    return name

Which would declare Foo as s:Foo (getting the Vim prefix). In Python code, this function should still remain callable as Foo().

Vim requires functions to start with a capital letter. In Python, however, function names follow snake case convention. We should support the following, ideally:

python << eop
@bridged
def some_nice_function():
    return ...
eop

echo SomeNiceFunction()

Maybe this can be deduced from the meta info on fin, but otherwise, we should add a parameter to the @bridged decorator, like so:

@bridged(no_return=True)
def Foo(): pass

Like this. Inside a Python block:

@bridged
def say_hello(name="World"):
    return "Hello, %s!" % name

Which should be callable in Vim with:

echo SayHello()
echo SayHello("Vincent")

So a "del _vim_bridge*" doesn't delete variables for other windows.

Currently, when a Python function returns a bool, this evaluates to a "return True" vim command, which results in an error stating "Undefined variable True". Explicitly convert this to 0/1 in the wrapper.

Hi, Can you release 0.6 please as master works with Python 3.5+, but version 0.5 doesn't.

Thanks.

Link to the port: https://www.freshports.org/editors/py-vim-bridge

I only had to patch some Python 3-related bit in the test suite (freebsd/freebsd-ports@8e0a4fc#diff-51ad548fc64b4b8e21c92500ec56b5c70a45b8e4d0b9a66f4a522ec854d99231). Otherwise, it just works!