created by

Scott Updike

script type

utility

description

The Vim command redir is very powerful. It allows you to process the output of commands in whatever way you desire, but it is cumbersome to use. The RedirCommands pulgin gives you all of the power without the trouble. Functionality :R <command> Run command and redirect output to a split window.     :R function NERDComment     :R python print '\n'.join([str(x**2) for x in xrange(100)]) :RR <command> <destination> Run command and redirect output to a destination. Destination can be a register, global variable, or file. The destination string must not contain spaces.     :RR highlight Comment @a     :RR highlight Comment =>g:hi_comment     :RR highlight Comment >hi_comment.txt Options g:redircommands_newbuffer_command The command used to redirect output to a split window. The default is 'R'. g:redircommands_general_command The command used to redirect output to a specified destination. The default is 'RR'.

install details

Extract the plugin files in your ~/.vim (*nix) or ~/vimfiles (Windows). You should have 2 files:     plugin/redircommands.vim     doc/redircommands.txt Next, to finish installing the help file run:     :helptags ~/.vim/doc Alternatively, and arguably preferably, use Pathogen and checkout the vim-redircommands directory in your bundle directory. Then, run:     :Helptags

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
redircommands.tgz	1.0.0	2015-03-01	7.0	Scott Updike	Initial upload

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