created by

Tian Huixiong

script type

utility

description

When you execute a command, its result is showing in the command line.          Sometimes you want to yank it, but unfortunately you can not edit the result in the command line.          Putcmd can help you.          It inserts the command and its result after the current line, so you can edit them easily. Tutorial          :Putcmd command          :Putcmd set          :Putcmd colo          :Putcmd set guifont?          :Putcmd set tabstop?

install details

Put this file in ~/.vim/plugin on *nix          Or put it in $vim/vimfiles/plugin on Windows

Click on the package to download.

package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
putcmd.vim	1.3	2011-09-14	7.0	Tian Huixiong	Bug fixed: When the command's output is text of multiple lines. New lines are printed as ^@, what we want is a really new line, not this.
putcmd.vim	1.2	2011-09-07	7.0	Tian Huixiong	Update description.
putcmd.vim	1.1	2011-09-07	7.0	Tian Huixiong	By put the command and its result after the current line, then you can edit them easily.
putcmd.vim	1.1	2011-09-07	7.0	Tian Huixiong	Put the command and its result after the current line.
putcmd.vim	1.0	2011-09-06	7.0	Tian Huixiong	Initial upload

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