vim-on-write : Easily register commands executed when the current buffer or a given files match
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| Andrea Bonomi |
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| utility |
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Usage
:OnWrite < command >
Register a command executed when the current buffer is saved.
Only one command can be registered for a buffer.
Example:
The following command copy the current file on the server when the buffer is written.
:OnWrite scp % server:/tmp/
:OnWriteGlob < glob > < command >
Register a command executed when a file matching the glob is saved.
Only one command can be registered for a glob, but a single file can
match multiple glob.
Example:
The following command copy the *.py files when are saved.
:OnWriteGlob *.py scp % server:/tmp/
:CancelOnWrite [< glob >]
Remove the command triggered for the current buffer or a glob.
https://github.com/andreax79/vim-on-write |
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This plugin follows the standard runtime path structure and it can be installed with a variety of plugin managers:
Vundle
Add this line to your ~/.vimrc (or $HOME\vimfiles.vimrc on Windows) configuration file:
Bundle 'andreax79/vim-on-write'
Pathogen
Go in your Vim bundle directory ~/.vim/bundle ($HOME\vimfiles\bundle on Windows) and execute the following command:
git clone https://github.com/andreax79/vim-on-write
Manual
Copy all of the files into your ~/.vim ($HOME\vimfiles on Windows) directory |
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