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-" @Author:      Tom Link (micathom AT gmail com?subject=[vim])
-" @Created:     2007-04-10.
-" @Last Change: 2016-03-22.
-" @License:     GPL (see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt)
-" @Revision:    815
-" @Website:     http://www.vim.org/account/profile.php?user_id=4037
-" GetLatestVimScripts: 1863 1 tlib.vim
-" tlib.vim -- Some utility functions
-
-if &cp || exists("g:loaded_tlib")
-    finish
-endif
-if v:version < 700 "{{{2
-    echoerr "tlib requires Vim >= 7"
-    finish
-endif
-let g:loaded_tlib = 121
-
-let s:save_cpo = &cpo
-set cpo&vim
-
-
-" :display: :TLet VAR = VALUE
-" Set a variable only if it doesn't already exist.
-" EXAMPLES: >
-"   TLet foo = 1
-"   TLet foo = 2
-"   echo foo
-"   => 1
-command! -nargs=+ TLet if !exists(matchstr(<q-args>, '^[^=[:space:]]\+')) | exec 'let '. <q-args> | endif
-
-
-" Open a scratch buffer (a buffer without a file).
-"   TScratch  ... use split window
-"   TScratch! ... use the whole frame
-" This command takes an (inner) dictionary as optional argument.
-" EXAMPLES: >
-"   TScratch 'scratch': '__FOO__'
-"   => Open a scratch buffer named __FOO__
-command! -bar -nargs=* -bang TScratch call tlib#scratch#UseScratch({'scratch_split': empty('<bang>'), <args>})
-
-
-" :display: :TVarArg VAR1, [VAR2, DEFAULT2] ...
-" A convenience wrapper for |tlib#arg#Let|.
-" EXAMPLES: >
-"   function! Foo(...)
-"       TVarArg ['a', 1], 'b'
-"       echo 'a='. a
-"       echo 'b='. b
-"   endf
-command! -nargs=+ TVarArg exec tlib#arg#Let([<args>])
-
-
-" :display: :TBrowseOutput COMMAND
-" Ever wondered how to efficiently browse the output of a command 
-" without redirecting it to a file? This command takes a command as 
-" argument and presents the output via |tlib#input#List()| so that you 
-" can easily search for a keyword (e.g. the name of a variable or 
-" function) and the like.
-"
-" If you press enter, the selected line will be copied to the command 
-" line. Press ESC to cancel browsing.
-"
-" EXAMPLES: >
-"   TBrowseOutput 20verb TeaseTheCulprit
-command! -nargs=1 -complete=command TBrowseOutput call tlib#cmd#BrowseOutput(<q-args>)
-
-
-" :display: :TBrowseScriptnames
-" List all sourced script names (the output of ':scriptnames').
-"
-" When you press enter, the selected script will be opened in the current
-" window. Press ESC to cancel.
-"
-" EXAMPLES: >
-"   TBrowseScriptnames 
-command! -nargs=0 -complete=command TBrowseScriptnames call tlib#cmd#TBrowseScriptnames()
-
-
-" :display: :Tlibtrace GUARD, VAR1, VAR2...
-" Do nothing unless |tlib#trace#Enable()| was called.
-" 
-" When |:Tlibtraceset| or |tlib#trace#Enable()| were called:
-"
-" If GUARD is a number that evaluates to true or if it is a string that 
-" matches a |regexp|, which was added using Tlibtrace! (with '!'), 
-" display the values of VAR1, VAR2 ...
-command! -nargs=+ -bang Tlibtrace :
-
-
-" :Tlibtraceset +RX1, -RX2...
-" If |tlib#trace#Enable()| was called: With the optional <bang>, users 
-" can add and remove GUARDs (actually a |regexp|) that should be traced.
-command! -nargs=+ -bang Tlibtraceset call tlib#trace#Set(<q-args>)
-
-
-" :display: :Tlibtrace ASSERTION
-command! -nargs=+ -bang Tlibassert :
-
-" :display: :Tlibtype val, 'type', ...
-command! -nargs=+ Tlibtype :
-
-
-
-let &cpo = s:save_cpo
-unlet s:save_cpo