On Mon, 26 Mar 2012, Tim Chase wrote:
I'd just create a mapping something like
: nnoremap <f4> :suspend<bar>echo 'Doing something after
Amazing, this seems to work. The ``something after'' does seem to execute
after vim reanimates when put back in the forground. So it acts like an
autocommand triggered by the event of un-suspending vim.
So I can do this:
:noremap ^Z :suspend<bar>rviminfo<CR>
for example, and vim will update itself with all the latest information in
viminfo, put there after it was put to sleep. Great solution. This solves
a query in the past from someone who wanted to go in and out of vim instances,
via suspend and forground -- and yet cut and paste, retain marks etc.
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