Re: .vim_logout ???
On 10/1/06, Meino Christian Cramer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: .vim_logout ??? Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2006 11:05:28 +0200 Meino Christian Cramer wrote: Hi, I am looking for a way to execute some lines of vim-script everytime when ich leave vim (end the programm). Are there any hooks, which I can use for such a task ? Keep hacking! mcc :autocmd VimLeave * any ex-command here Most (but not all) autocommands can be placed on one line, separated by | (A few will take a following | as part of their arguments.) You can also use several :autocmd lines (the autocommands are executed in the order defined), or, if you want a more complex script, you can e.g. do :autocmd VimLeave * source ~/.vim/macros/logout.vim see :help :autocmd :help VimLeave Best regards Hi, h...it still does not work, which definitely is my fault. The situation: I set if term =~ xterm-256color let t_SI = \Esc]12;red\x7 let t_EI = \Esc]12;white\x7 endif which set the color of the cursor to reflect the mode (insert/normal) vim is in. The drawback of this is: When leaving vim, the color of the cursor of the terminal from which vim was started, is effected. This may result in a non visible or less then optimal readability of the cursor. So why not to reset the cursor color? I did the following: autocmd VimLeave * let t_EI = \Esc]12;green\x7 No, this will not work (vim's builtin echo translates Esc to ^[). Try something like: autocmd VimLeave * silent !echo -e '\e]12;green\007' (untested) Yakov
Re: .vim_logout ???
From: Yakov Lerner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: .vim_logout ??? Date: Sun, 1 Oct 2006 16:31:44 +0300 On 10/1/06, Meino Christian Cramer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: .vim_logout ??? Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2006 11:05:28 +0200 Meino Christian Cramer wrote: Hi, I am looking for a way to execute some lines of vim-script everytime when ich leave vim (end the programm). Are there any hooks, which I can use for such a task ? Keep hacking! mcc :autocmd VimLeave * any ex-command here Most (but not all) autocommands can be placed on one line, separated by | (A few will take a following | as part of their arguments.) You can also use several :autocmd lines (the autocommands are executed in the order defined), or, if you want a more complex script, you can e.g. do :autocmd VimLeave * source ~/.vim/macros/logout.vim see :help :autocmd :help VimLeave Best regards Hi, h...it still does not work, which definitely is my fault. The situation: I set if term =~ xterm-256color let t_SI = \Esc]12;red\x7 let t_EI = \Esc]12;white\x7 endif which set the color of the cursor to reflect the mode (insert/normal) vim is in. The drawback of this is: When leaving vim, the color of the cursor of the terminal from which vim was started, is effected. This may result in a non visible or less then optimal readability of the cursor. So why not to reset the cursor color? I did the following: autocmd VimLeave * let t_EI = \Esc]12;green\x7 No, this will not work (vim's builtin echo translates Esc to ^[). Try something like: autocmd VimLeave * silent !echo -e '\e]12;green\007' (untested) Yakov Hi Yakov ! Thanks a lot for the reply and your helping hands! I will see, how grenn I can get the cursor with it ! :))) keep hacking! mcc
Re: .vim_logout ???
Meino Christian Cramer wrote: Hi, I am looking for a way to execute some lines of vim-script everytime when ich leave vim (end the programm). Are there any hooks, which I can use for such a task ? Keep hacking! mcc :autocmd VimLeave * any ex-command here Most (but not all) autocommands can be placed on one line, separated by | (A few will take a following | as part of their arguments.) You can also use several :autocmd lines (the autocommands are executed in the order defined), or, if you want a more complex script, you can e.g. do :autocmd VimLeave * source ~/.vim/macros/logout.vim see :help :autocmd :help VimLeave Best regards
Re: .vim_logout ???
From: A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: .vim_logout ??? Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2006 11:05:28 +0200 Meino Christian Cramer wrote: Hi, I am looking for a way to execute some lines of vim-script everytime when ich leave vim (end the programm). Are there any hooks, which I can use for such a task ? Keep hacking! mcc :autocmd VimLeave * any ex-command here Most (but not all) autocommands can be placed on one line, separated by | (A few will take a following | as part of their arguments.) You can also use several :autocmd lines (the autocommands are executed in the order defined), or, if you want a more complex script, you can e.g. do :autocmd VimLeave * source ~/.vim/macros/logout.vim see :help :autocmd :help VimLeave Best regards Hi Tony ! thanks a lot again for your hepl fuil reply !!! I only know autocmd for executing filetype related stuff - and therefore haven't even a spark of the idea to :he for that topic. The reason for asking is: I used t_SI and t_EI to switch the color of the cursor for INSERT and NORMAL mode to refect it a little nearer to the place where my looks at (the text normally and not the command line below). Sideeffect: When leaving vim, the cursor of the underlaying shell/terminal gets changed. This way I hope to revert the effect. Have a nice weekend!!! mcc
Re: .vim_logout ???
From: A.J.Mechelynck [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: .vim_logout ??? Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2006 11:05:28 +0200 Meino Christian Cramer wrote: Hi, I am looking for a way to execute some lines of vim-script everytime when ich leave vim (end the programm). Are there any hooks, which I can use for such a task ? Keep hacking! mcc :autocmd VimLeave * any ex-command here Most (but not all) autocommands can be placed on one line, separated by | (A few will take a following | as part of their arguments.) You can also use several :autocmd lines (the autocommands are executed in the order defined), or, if you want a more complex script, you can e.g. do :autocmd VimLeave * source ~/.vim/macros/logout.vim see :help :autocmd :help VimLeave Best regards Hi, h...it still does not work, which definitely is my fault. The situation: I set if term =~ xterm-256color let t_SI = \Esc]12;red\x7 let t_EI = \Esc]12;white\x7 endif which set the color of the cursor to reflect the mode (insert/normal) vim is in. The drawback of this is: When leaving vim, the color of the cursor of the terminal from which vim was started, is effected. This may result in a non visible or less then optimal readability of the cursor. So why not to reset the cursor color? I did the following: autocmd VimLeave * let t_EI = \Esc]12;green\x7 which _should_ set the cursor back to the original color. This does not work. Then I tried (experimental...not based on any knowledge ;O) ) autocmd VimLeave * echo \Esc]12;green\x7 which also does not work. WARNING! IDEA STACK UNDERFLOW was the next error I got. ;) Is there a way to reset the cursor color to normal...and... Is there a way to determine the original cursor color before tweaking t_SI and t_EI, to remember the color and to use it in the reset-cursor-color-code instead of hardcoding it ? Thank you very much for any help in advance ! keep hacking! mcc
