Hi,
I have in my $HOME/.vimrc those lines:
set makeprg=make
map <F9> :w<CR>:make<CR>
imap <F9> <ESC>:w<CR>:make<CR>
And it works just fine. When I'm writting something AND have Makefile
a can just press F9 to see result (mostly errors..) of my work (I'm
using it succesfully on C,C++,LaTeX,Graphviz,.html,.php,uploading blog
to server and so on..). But - It has that ugly feature - Makefile must
exist. That's ok for compiled things or complicated processing where I
muss to tell what to do, but when I'm writing a script (bash, tcl,
perl, python, ...) I just want to do :!./% (<-- too much typing) but
I'm addicted to F9 right now. So..
Is there any possibility to tell vim to:
If (presed F9)
{
if (Makefile exists){execute make}
else { do :!./% }
}
Thanks a lot for all usefull comments!
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