I think I’ll map the calling of the function(s) to something else rather than remapping “p”. Annoying.

I checked out the script and find out an unelegant solution, however it’s better than “closing and reloading the file”. After pasting just simply call OtherLineWordCount() (and CurrentLineWordCount() if need) manually. The count number will update correctly.

It seems it’s the problem of the IF statement in the WordCount() function. In a nutshell, it can’t detect the paste/put action, so the count number will not be updated. Unluckily I don’t know how to do that either… (A more ugly trick is re-mapping the normal command “p” in vim to automatically call the above two functions as soon as a paste/put action is performed.)

I’ve seen this happen, but I don’t know how to debug/fix it, not having written the actual guts of the script; maybe that’s something to ask at Stack Overflow.

It’s a little frustrating, but I usually just closed and reload the file when that happens.

You’re right. I added the missing part back in.