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cambiar todos los return por devuelve en cap 26

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ch26_vimscript_variables_scopes.md
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@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Vim can access your terminal environment variable. For example, if you have the
```
echo $SHELL
" returns $SHELL value. In my case, it returns /bin/bash
" devuelve $SHELL value. In my case, it returns /bin/bash
```
### Option Variable
@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ For example, to see what background Vim uses, you can run:
```
echo &background
" returns either "light" or "dark"
" devuelve either "light" or "dark"
```
Alternatively, you can always run `set background?` to see the value of the `background` option.
@ -78,12 +78,12 @@ Suppose the value "chocolate" is already saved in register a. To access it, you
```
echo @a
" returns chocolate
" devuelve chocolate
let @a .= " donut"
echo @a
" returns "chocolate donut"
" devuelve "chocolate donut"
```
Now when you paste from register `a` (`"ap`), it will return "chocolate donut". The operator `.=` concatenates two strings. The expression `let @a .= " donut"` is the same as `let @a = @a . " donut"`
@ -124,16 +124,16 @@ In this case both `pancake` and `g:waffle` have the same scope. You can call eac
```
echo pancake
" returns "pancake"
" devuelve "pancake"
echo g:pancake
"returns "pancake"
echo waffle
" returns "waffle"
" devuelve "waffle"
echo g:waffle
" returns "waffle"
" devuelve "waffle"
```
### Buffer Variable
@ -215,10 +215,10 @@ Source the file with `:source dozen.vim`. Now call the `Consume` function:
```
:call Consume()
" returns "11 is left"
" devuelve "11 is left"
:call Consume()
" returns "10 is left"
" devuelve "10 is left"
:echo s:dozen
" Undefined variable error