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You can also use :!command to execute a command from within vim. This is handy to execute :!make for instance.
by johkra 16y ago
You can also use :!command to execute a command from within vim. This is handy to execute :!make for instance.
- sophacles 16y agoA lot of times yes, but others, the actions i simplify to "run process" are actually several commands based on output, to do things like verify side effects, etc. The scenario I describe is also very nice for developing shell scripts because of this.
- jallmann 16y agoActually in that case, just :make will suffice.