created by

Eugene Ciurana

script type

utility

description

Paste text from the current document onto a public pastebin or board.  This implementation is written in vim to reduce external dependencies to Python or Perl.  The only external dependency is cURL (e.g. /usr/bin/curl in UNIX-like systems) as an HTTP posting tool.  This posting tool, and all its command line parameters are configurable by the user. Features: * Pastes to any pastebin with a public API * The end-user's nick is configurable per use, or via .vimrc * Sends syntax highlighting information if the target supports it * Uses standard vim range commands for its use * Copies the URL where the text was pasted to the system clipboard and the   status line * Opens a web browser at the page where the paste was posted (v1.2) Usage Install paster.vim to the appropriate default vim scripts directory for your configuration, normally $HOME/.vim/plugin Once installed, the Paste[bin] command may be invoked in any of these patterns: - :.Paste -- paste the current line - :%Paste -- paste the entire document - :42,69Paste -- paste lines 42 through 69, inclusive The Paste command will work with selections made in visual mode as well. Paste will prompt for a value if the user hasn't defined a /nick or ID prior to the command's first invocation. Upon successful completion, Paste will display the URL to the paste.  Paste will also copy it to the window manager's clipboard under MacVim and gvim. Project page:  http://github.com/pr3d4t0r/paster

install details

UNIX-like systems: cd ~/.vim unzip /path/to/paster.zip vi :helptags ~/.vim/doc Windows systems: Unpack the .zip file and copy the files to your gvim or vim configuration directory, then: vi :helptags C:/path/to/doc

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
paster_vim-1_2.zip	1.2	2009-10-11	7.0	Eugene Ciurana	Option to open a web browser after the paste is posted to the pastebin site.  See the paster-config.vim file for details.  Set the g:PASTER_BROWSER_COMMAND variable in .vimrc with the command for opening the browser. Michael Jansen provided a pastey bug fix and ideas for creating the browser interface.
paster.zip	1.1	2009-04-25	7.0	Eugene Ciurana	Will Gray provided the configuration for using pastey.net with paster.vim Separated the configuration portion from the main script in paster-config.vim There are no operational changes.  The installation and usage instructions are unchanged.

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