Yes, and I also use it, but :Dispatch takes the output to the error list, and :Start doesn't display the output (ot waits for promt). With this script I can ha

Yes, and I also use it, but :Dispatch takes the output to the error list, and :Start doesn't display the output (ot waits for promt). With this script I can have the following layout: .-----------------. | | | | Vim | output | | | | | | | `-----------------' I usually do this when editing a script, for a quick edit-run feedback. For example: :update | RunFifo bash % Runs the script and displays the output on the side. And then for saving and re-running the same command is just: @: