vim - Repeat a Command invoked from Menu -


I have created several menu commands in VIM.

. Repeats repeat the final command repeats the command line

Can the last command applied to the menu of the Vim be repeated? ?

Update:

Example menu command: 

  one 98.80.00 and MyMenu.Test \: call & lt ; Sid & gt; Test ("%") & lt; CR & gt;   
 If I use this menu command created by myself, then how can I repeat it (repeat the last used menu command)? In the case of the above it will be : call & lt; SID & gt; Test ("%") & lt; CR & gt;  
 I can not find these commands in command line history. 
  @:  and : & lt; UP & gt;  does not work  
 Do anyone know how the Vime function protects calls / menu command actions?  
  Update2   
 Kent proposed to create a function around the above command:  
  one 98.80.00 and MyMenu. Test \: Call SubExe ('call & lt; sid & gt; Test ("%")') & lt; CR & gt; Function! It all starts to work, the disadvantage is that I have to change all the existing commands;)        
 
 
 If there is no built-in support, then you have to create one yourself, if it is very important for you. The basic idea is:  
 You create a function, such as  ExecMenuCmd (cmd)  is the logic command, such as  wq , in the function, you save Command in a variable, then execute it.  
 Then you can create a mapping to "repeat" the last menu cmd by reading and executing the variable.  
 When you create menu items, you do something like this:  
 : menu file. Save and Exec: Call ExecMenuCmd ('wq')   
 If you want, you can maintain a stack to store, triggered by the menu to implement more features Ordered order

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