On 4/23/06, Meino Christian Cramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Write a ruby script (not related to vim itsself) in vim, then > evetually save the script to a file, execute the script with ruby > interpreter while getting the output (stdout + stderr) into another > vim buffer, fix the bugs in the script, save the script eventually > and so forth... > > I tried to find things like "shell", "command", "execution", "pipe" > via ":help" but had no success may be due to the false taktic in > getting some meaningful results out of that pool of information. > > So my second question is: How can I get as efficiently as vim is said > to be editing some help out of the :h command beyond the simple > "grep"-like way, when it comes to things not being "named entities" > like command names or like that... > > Thanks a lot for your help and patience in advance ! :)
1. :help quickfix 2. :help helpgrep Yakov
