ntprocesses : Kill NT processes from Vim
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Hari Krishna Dara |
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utility |
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description |
PLEASE READ THE INSTALL SECTION COMPLETELY.
- This plugin generates a list of NT processes that are running on the
local NT/W2K/XP machine. You can kill any by processing K on the
corresponding entry.
- You can open the processlist window through WinManager (as described in
the installation section below) or by assigning a hot key. You can use
the same hot key to open/close the window. Alternatively, you can also
use the :NTProcesses command to open/close the processes window.
- You can choose which fields that you want to see by using the
NtpFields command. You can select the sort fields by pressing s
consecutively and r for reversing the sort direction.
- If you have permissions, you can view the process list in a remote m/c
by using the NtpSetHost command. With no arguments, it prints the
current remote host name. To switch back to the local m/c, use "." for
the host name.
- For the sake of speed, the list of processes is cached. To see the
latest set of processes and their states at any time, refresh the window
by pressing 'R'.
- It requires multvals and genutils plugins to be always installed, but
others are required only depending on your usage/setting (for a better
experience and formatting).
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install details |
- Place the plugin in a plugin diretory under runtimepath and configure
WinManager according to your taste. E.g:
let g:winManagerWindowLayout = 'FileExplorer,NTProcesses'
You can then switch between FileExplorer and NTProcesses by pressing ^N
and ^P.
- If you don't want to use WinManager, you can still use the :NTProcesses
comamnd or assign a hotkey by placing the following in your vimrc:
nmap <silent> <F6> <Plug>NTProcesses
You can substitute any key or sequnce of keys for <F6> in the above map.
- Requires multvals.vim to be installed. Download from:
http://www.vim.org/script.php?script_id=171
- Requires genutils.vim to be installed. Download from:
http://www.vim.org/script.php?script_id=197
- If Align.vim is installed, it is used to format the output.
- Requires cscript.exe to be in the path.
- Use g:ntprocFields, g:ntprocSortFieldIndex, g:ntprocSortDirection to
specify field names, default sort field and the sort direction
respectively. Use NtpFields command to see the list of field names
possible.
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ntprocesses.vim |
1.4 |
2004-07-23 |
6.0 |
Hari Krishna Dara |
Maintenance release. Fixed broken NTSsetHost and NtpKill commands. |
ntprocesses.vim |
1.3 |
2004-01-27 |
6.0 |
Hari Krishna Dara |
Minor updates:
- Fixed the bug in connecting to a remote host, basically it wasn't working.
- NtpSetHost is now global, so you don't have to open the window before
switching to a remote host.
- Check and not load if it is not windows (David Fishburn).
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ntprocesses.vim |
1.2 |
2003-12-17 |
6.0 |
Hari Krishna Dara |
- Renamed NTpFields command to NtpFields.
- Now genutils.vim plugin is required. Download it from http://www.vim.org/script.php?script_id=197
- Fixed a bug with buffer name on solaris.
- New feature to connect to a remote host.
- q to quit window.
- Version dependency check on multvals and genutils plugin. You now get an error message during the Vim startup, if you don't have minimum required versions of these two dependent plugins.
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ntprocesses.vim |
1.1 |
2003-02-14 |
6.0 |
Hari Krishna Dara |
Initial upload |
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