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diff --git a/vim/plugin/utc.vim b/vim/plugin/utc.vim index 8fb84890..e395ebd4 100644 --- a/vim/plugin/utc.vim +++ b/vim/plugin/utc.vim @@ -2,30 +2,5 @@ if exists('loaded_utc') finish endif let loaded_utc = 1 - -" Define a :UTC command wrapper, implemented with a script-local function of -" the same name. Use expand('$TZ') to ensure we're getting the value of the -" current timezone from the environment, and cache that in a local variable -" just long enough to manipulate the environment into using UTC for a command. -" -" While this is a tidy way to abstract the operation for the map, I don't like -" the function implementation much at all. It works OK in stable versions of -" Vim, but changing an environment variable just long enough to affect the -" outcome of a command as a side effect seems a bit gross. -" -" Worse, the whole thing presently seems to be broken in v8.1.1487; the -" timezone first chosen seems to 'stick' permanently, and the mapping each -" produce timestamps in that zone. I haven't worked out why this happens yet. -" Using the new getenv() and setenv() functions does not seem to fix it. It -" works fine in Debian GNU/Linux's packaged v8.0.x. - -function! s:UTC(command) abort - let tz = expand('$TZ') - let $TZ = 'UTC' | execute a:command | let $TZ = tz -endfunction - -" The :UTC command itself completes another command name, and accepts one -" required argument, which it passes in quoted form to the helper function. -" command! -bar -complete=command -nargs=1 UTC \ call s:UTC(<q-args>) |