created by

Trevor Little

script type

utility

description

This plugin allows you to send a range of lines from a buffer to another screen window. This could be used for all sorts of things but my motivation was to be able to edit SQL statements in a file and then send them to a open mysql client session in another window. You could also send ruby code to a running erb or bash commands to a bash prompt, etc. You could even use this as a quick way to paste between 2 vim sessions running in different windows (or even different screen sessions). The plugin creates some mapping by default. In normal mode || sends the current line to another screen window. In visual modes use |. If you have a mapleader set you'll need to type that first for both mapings. See :help mapleader for more info on that. You can create you own mappings to override these. For the normal mode do this: nmap <whatever> <Plug>ScreenPipeSend For visual modes do this: vmap <whatever> <Plug>ScreenPipeOpSend Just replace <whatever> with what you want to map of course. Finally, this plugin also provides a :ScreenPipe command to do the same thing. The code is available on git here: https://github.com/bundacia/ScreenPipe KNOWN BUGS: 1. The window list doesn't show up on the mac (but choosing the right number still works) TODO: 1. Implement an operator.

install details

Just drop scrnpipe.vim in your plugins directory.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
scrnpipe.vim	0.2	2011-03-17	7.0	Trevor Little	Better support for visual mode selection. Better shell escaping so that if you try to send text that has special shel chars in it the whole thing doesn't break. Normal mode mapping is now || by default.
scrnpipe.vim	0.1	2011-03-17	7.0	Trevor Little	Initial upload

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