I played around a bit more and got to a similar stage that I think
everybody else is getting to using --remote commands to progressively
update buffers.
Here's my current script. This script is a little less sophisticated
than Marc's in that it doesn't keep track of the background process'
pid
I am trying to set up gvim 7 on Linux to function the way emacs does
when you compile a program (M-x compile). That is, I would like:
- the window to split, creating a compilation buffer (like :copen / :cwin)
- vim to execute the compilation in a sub-process
- vim to not bother me with a
Have a look at
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1582
It's writne by me, (I don't know any perl so tried achieving the same using
python)
I saw you've already found the script by Luc, (link to his work is on the page,
too)
It's not perfect.. but much better (You'll see the
