leafoftree/vim-run

Run any file and show output inside vim

vim-run

Run any file and show output inside vim.

Usage

With config

let g:run_mapping = 'go' " default mapping

let g:run_cmd = {
      \'c':           'gcc -Wall -Wextra -std=c99 -pedantic',
      \'c_plus':      './a.out',
      \'java':        'javac -Xdiags:verbose -Xlint:unchecked',
      \'java_plus':   'java %:r',
      \'python':      'python',
      \'javascript':  'node',
      \'tsx':         'tsc --outFile %t %',
      \'tsx_plus':    'node %t',
      \'vim':         'source',  
      \}

Open a tmp.c or tmp.py file and Press go in NORMAL mode. Vim will run the file and split a window to display the output.

Installation

How to install

• VundleVim

    Plugin 'leafOfTree/vim-run'
  

• vim-pathogen

    cd ~/.vim/bundle && \
    git clone https://github.com/leafOfTree/vim-run --depth 1
  

• vim-plug

    Plug 'leafOfTree/vim-run'
    :PlugInstall
  

• Or manually, clone this plugin to path/to/this_plugin, and add it to rtp in vimrc

    set rtp+=path/to/this_plugin
  

Please stay up to date. Feel free to open an issue or a pull request.

Configuration

g:run_cmd

• { key: <filetype>, value: <cmd> }

• { key: <filetype>_plus, value: <cmd> }

• description:

  Set <cmd> for <filetype>. The filename is appended to the <cmd>.

  • If there are special chars in <cmd>, they will be replaced with a proper value. Meanwhile the filename won't be appended to the <cmd>.

    Special chars	Value
    %	Filename
    %:r	Filename without extension
    %t	Temp filename given by vim

  • Optional: set <cmd> for <filetype>_plus which runs after the previous one. Useful when the previous only compiles the file.

• type: Dictionary

• default: Undefined

• example:

  let markdown_to_html = 'pandoc 
        \ --metadata title="%" 
        \ -c http://cdn.bootcss.com/bootstrap/3.3.5/css/bootstrap.min.css 
        \ -s % -o %:r.html'
  
  let g:run_cmd = {
        \'c':             'gcc -Wall -Wextra -std=c99 -pedantic',
        \'c_plus':        './a.out',
        \'cpp':           'g++ -Wall -Wextra -pedantic',
        \'javascript':    'node',
        \'python':        'python',
        \'markdown':      markdown_to_html,
        \'markdown_plus': 'open %:r.html',
        \'vim':           'source',  
        \}

Note: you need to use 'source' for vim files.

g:run_mapping

• description: key mapping to run the current file in Normal mode.

• default: 'go'

• example:

  let g:run_mapping = '<F5>'

Or you can map key as usual

nnoremap <c-cr> <Cmd>call run#Run()<cr>
inoremap <c-cr> <Cmd>call run#Run()<cr>

g:run_output_focus

Focus the output window. Default: 0. (0 or 1).

g:run_output_scroll_bottom

Let the output window scroll to bottom. Default: 0. (0 or 1).

g:run_output_vertically

Split output window vertically. Default: 0. (0 or 1).

g:run_debug

Show debug messages. Default: 0. (0 or 1).

Custom output syntax highlighting

You can add syntax/run-<filetype>.vim to custom <filetype> output's syntax highlighting. Examples are syntax/run-go.vim, syntax/run-c.vim, ...

vim-run's Issues

Installation

Hello, this is a great thing that I want in for my vim.
can you explain to me how I can install this?
I have rtp = ~/.vim_runtime as path