created by

Saul Hazledine

script type

utility

description

UNIX command-line only Usage : replvim.sh [options] replname code_type file Runs a screen/vim session on the given file so that one window holds a repl and another window holds vim. Hit: <leader>e    to eval the current expression <leader>r     to evaluate the given marked range <leader>f     to evaluate the whole file ctrl-a <TAB>  to switch windows to the repl ctrl-a \      to exit everything Set the leader in vim with :let mapleader = "," replacing "," with the key you like the most Arguments (wrap these in an alias or sh script): replname   The repl being used (ocaml, bigloo, chicken have been tested) code_type  Can be 'lisp' for lisp-like or 'ocaml' file               The file for vim to edit Options: --lines n   Use n lines of screen space for the repl --nopipe   Use files instead of pipes. This can be used when vim 6.3                     gives FSYNC errors when writing to pipes on some OSes. --echo      Echo the commands being sent to the repl and allow access                    to them in the readline history Requires (on your PATH):   socat (http://www.dest-unreach.org/socat/)   screen (http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/) if you don't have these your life will be much richer for obtaining them (at saul (dot alien-science org)) welcomes your fixes and extensions

install details

install screen install socat replvim.sh replname code_type file

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
replvim.sh	0.3	2004-09-28	6.0	Saul Hazledine	Fixed issue with FSYNC error message. Opened repl to user input. Added readline support to repl. Added options to echo commands that are sent to repl and to change initial size of repl window.
replvim.sh	0.2	2004-09-12	6.0	Saul Hazledine	More sensible handling of lisp expressions.
replvim.sh	0.1	2004-09-03	6.0	Saul Hazledine	Tested on Solaris, OpenBSD and Linux.
replvim.sh	0.0	2004-09-02	6.0	Saul Hazledine	Initial upload

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