LandSurveyor wrote:
That's fairly much what I thought would be the answer. On my Mandrake 10.1 OS,
using a console, I add an extra session, and then have one running the python
interpreter, while the other has a text file being edited. I can switch from
one screen to the other, and can import good code from interpreter to vim.
Just thought I'd explore the idea of having a split view, all-the-while
suspecting the truth of it. Thank you for your comments.
Lowell [T]
I forgot one thing: If your Vim is compiled with +python (or +perl +ruby +tcl
+mzscheme) you _can_ execute interpreter statements (or interpreted programs)
in a Vim window, without going through a shell: see
:help if_mzsch.txt
:help if_perl.txt
:help if_pyth.txt
:help if_ruby.txt
:help if_tcl.txt
Best regards,
Tony.
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