This is what I have in my .vimrc file autocmd FileType python map <F7> :!python %<CR> autocmd FileType sh map <F7> :!bash -c ./%<CR>
Noah > Hi All. > > I would like to map a key such that it 'executes' the current file. Is > this a no brainer? > > For example, I have the following in my .vimrc file: > > "map <F12> :!php tester.php<CR> > "map <F12> :!./tester.py<CR> > map <F12> :!tester<CR> > > I have to change the mapping based on what type of app I am working on > (PHP script, python script, binary from a C++ compilation, etc) and then > make sure the app is called 'tester'. There has to be a better way. > > What I would like is to be able to just hit F12 and have the file that I > am currently editing be executed, and hot hardcode it to run 'tester' > from the current directory. > > Steve > >
