On 2009-11-20, epanda wrote:
> This is my command :
>
> vim -c "source C:\scripts\script.vim" -c "argdo call Func()<CR>" -c
> "exec 'saveas! '.expand('%%:p:h') . '\new_' . expand('%%:t')" -c
> "qall!" exportSql.xml
>
>
> The Func called is doing its job but I have to put ENTER KEY to make
> vim exit.
Here's what I did. I created a new directory under my home
directory,
C:\Documents and Settings\garyjohn\t2
In that directory I created two files, script.vim and exportSql.xml.
The latter is empty. The script.vim contains this:
function Func()
" Do nothing
endfunction
Then, in a DOS window cd'd to that directory, I executed your
command but with a different path to script.vim:
vim -c "source script.vim" -c "argdo call Func()<CR>" -c "exec 'saveas!
'.expand('%%:p:h') . '\new_' . expand('%%:t')" -c "qall!" exportSql.xml
The result was that the screen was cleared and these lines were left
at the bottom:
"exportSql.xml" 0L, 0C
Error detected while processing command line:
"exportSql.xml\new_exportSql.xml"
"exportSql.xml\new_exportSql.xml" E212: Can't open file for writing
C:\Documents and Settings\garyjohn\t2>
I replaced each %% pair with a single % and tried again. This time
the file name was expanded correctly, but I got error E488. That
turned out to be from the unnecessary "<CR>" following the call to
Func(). After fixing those problems, I was left with this command:
vim -c "source script.vim" -c "argdo call Func()" -c "exec 'saveas!
'.expand('%:p:h') . '\new_' . expand('%:t')" -c "qall!" exportSql.xml
which, when executed, left these lines at the bottom of the screen.
"~\t2\new_exportSql.xml" 0L, 0C written
C:\Documents and Settings\garyjohn\t2>
Note that vim has exited. No "ENTER KEY" message. So I'm still not
seeing the problem.
I remembered some discussion of a batch file and needing the %% to
avoid a problem with cmd.exe treating the single %s specially, so I
copied that last command into a file names t2.bat, replaced each
single % with a %% pair, saved the file and executed it. Vim still
exited as it should.
> I don't understand "trim the material"
What I meant was expressed more clearly by John Beckett in response
to another of your posts:
Please bottom post on this list. Quote a small (relevant) part
of the message you are replying to, and put your text underneath.
See the list guidelines:
http://groups.google.com/group/vim_use/web/vim-information
Regards,
Gary
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