Hi @ll
>> Start by reading core/tovl/docs/tovl.txt <<
>> If something goes wrong read :h tovl-logging <<
You can use the TOVL library to run tasks in the background now.
It looks like this:
let p = tovl#runtaskinbackground#NewProcess(
\ {'name' : 'compilation', 'cmd': ["/bin/sh","-c",'sleep 10; echo
done']})
call p.Run()
By setting your own process object decorator you can do fancy things
such as counting background process, change colorschemes, open quickfix
automatically etc..
An implementation could look like this.
You have to register your decorator instead of the default one (doing nothing)
fun! tovl#runtaskinbackground#DefaultDecorator(p)
return a:p
" this could look like this:
let child = {}
fun! child.OnStart()
colorscheme foo
return self.Parent_OnStart()
endf
fun! child.OnFinish()
colorscheme bar
cope
return self.Parent_OnFinish()
endf
return p.createChildClass(child)
endf
You still can get the code here:
http://github.com/MarcWeber/theonevimlib
Enjoy and join!
Let me know if something doesn't work for you.
(Windows hasn't been tested at all. Shouldn't be too hard to fix that)
Sincerly
Marc Weber
PS: total number of plugins is 19 now:
It contains the most useful stuff I've been using the last year now.
PluginHighlightCurrentLineInActiveWindow
PluginMoveCopyFile
PluginCreateDirOnBufWrite
PluginChooseCompletionFunc
PluginExample
PluginVL_RepoStuff
PluginHighlightCurrentLineInActiveWindow
PluginMoveCopyFile
PluginCreateDirOnBufWrite
PluginUsefulBufferMappings
PluginUsefulTabMappings
PluginUsefulVariousMappings
PluginGlobOpen
PluginMoveToThingAtCursor
PluginVL_Templates
PluginErrorFormats
PluginLog
PluginRunTaskInBackground
--~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~
You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist.
For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
-~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
