Hi Tony & Rafal,
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
Rafal Maj wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
:map <F9> :wall <Bar> !clear ; make && make run
Method II: intermixing internal and external commands
:map <F9> :wall <Bar> exe "!clear" <Bar> exe "make" <Bar> !make run
Note: Method II does not intercept the return status from the first
make.
Method III (untested) try to fool bash
:map <F9> :wall <bar> exe "!clear" <Bar> make && make run
Hmm no, I ment to do following:
1. execute vim's command: make
if the return code is zero (ok) then
2. execute vim's command: !make run
I don't know how to get the return status from the external make invoked
by internal ":make".
Try the following (untested) function. I used a function since the
commands were getting a bit long to comfortably fit in one line.
fun s:MakeAndRun()
wall
!clear
make
if !v:shell_error
!make run
endif
endfun
nnoremap <F2> :call <SID>MakeAndRun()<CR>
Note the use of v:shell_error . Hopefully that variable will contain
the return status from the make subprocess.
:help v:shell_error
Sorry for the delay in response - I'm not very good at keeping up with
my email.
HTH,
Jonathan D Johnston
