Is there an easy way to use mvim --remote... to execute commands in a
running instance of MacVim?
This is what I've figured out so far from experimenting/docs
* I can use --remote-send to type in the command
* I can call a function that executes commands
What I want to do is call a ruby method.
What I am doing now is to add a function to my .vimrc like:
function DoCommand(cmd)
exe a:cmd
endfunction
So the usage would be like:
If I have a ruby method:
def delete_line(num)
cb = VIM::Buffer.current
cb.delete(1)
end
I could call it from the command line with:
mvim --remote-expr "DoCommand('ruby delete_line(1)')" --servername
VIM
This works, but I was wondering if there was a way to do it directly
from the command line (in a running instance of MacVim).
Thanks!
Sean DeNigris
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