Le mercredi 7 novembre 2012 03:32:28 UTC+1, DrChip a écrit : > Marc Weber wrote: > Excerpts from niva's message of Tue Nov 06 16:32:26 +0100 > 2012: >> I would like to launch those vimscript functions by external system > call.(system win32). > What do you mean by "external sytsem call."? > > The > only way to communicate with vim from the outsied is by using > client-srever > or the netbeans api. > > You can't call viml code from the outside (like > using a dll) - all you > can do is "write input to a file", "call vim whih > writes output to a > second file", "read result" like things, and little > nicer by using the > client-server features. :h client-server :h netbeans > > > I'd consider rewriting your code in another language such as python > - > depending on how much it is. You can run python from within vim, but > also > outside of Vim > I think I'm going to disagree here -- perhaps vim's -c > option will help. See :help -c . As an example, consider vim -c "echo > 'hello'" -c "sleep 3" -c q which will run vim, show "hello" in the messages, > wait 3 seconds, and then quit. So, you presumably could vim -c "call > MyFunction()" -c q and vim will run your function. Now, I agree with Marc > that I don't really know what you mean by running vim via an "external system > call". How do you intend to launch vim? If by an icon, you presumably could > set its "properties" so as to run vim with the -c arguments as I showed. If > you're using cygwin or the dos-shell, again, you could run vim as shown (you > may need to specify the full path). I also agree with Marc that you can't > really interact with vim via an external interface other than via the > client-server or netbeans mechanisms (well, mostly not; I've managed to put > together something that lets gdb talk to vim under linux/unix systems). > Regards, Chip Campbell
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