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These days, you can also run terminals as panels in vim, so vim is sort of its own terminal multiplexer now. :help terminal.txt
by majewsky 8y ago
These days, you can also run terminals as panels in vim, so vim is sort of its own terminal multiplexer now.
:help terminal.txt
- skriticos2 8y agoI tend to just write a command in a vim buffer (with all that nice Vim magic), select it and run it with :@" e.g. I write and yank: r!fancy command arg1 arg2 .. Then go to the next line and do :@" This will run the command (well execute the colon mode command) and read back the results. edit: The nice thing about this is that I can do this as a progressing document (command, output, command, output) and scroll back to see what I have done and what the result was.
- smadge 8y agoThey should just stick a kernel in vim so I don't even need to install an OS ;)