>Let's say I have executed something like
>:!foo
>I then hit something, did some editing, and i would like to see the
>output again (without running the command again).
I imagine you *can* always read it in and send it to a dedicated
throwaway register or something. Won't be visible or included in the
file, but can be recalled later if you choose to view it.
Being that it's an external command, I don't think it's saved anywhere
automatically (eg, viewable later with ^R, etc.), so you'd have to write
something on your own. Eg, grab the output using "redir", save that
somewhere, etc. so maybe try
:h redir
for starters.
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