mercury : execute any fragment of code directly from vim
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| created by |
| Niels Madan |
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| script type |
| utility |
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| description |
mercury allows you to take a fragment of code from some source (current line, selection, buffer), execute the code intelligently, and then write the result to some destination (message window, selection, register, new split).
Features include:
* choose the correct interpreter with the correct switches, given the filetype.
* execute it in a separate thread and terminate it after a timeout, so an endless loop will not freeze vim.
* some language specific smartness (e.g. handling imports).
Currently supports python, ruby and javascript (using node) with more to come soon, hopefully.
For more information, head over to github: https://github.com/nielsmadan/mercury |
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| install details |
mercury requires venom, which in turn requires vim to be compiled with python support (most vim distributions are). Vundle or pathogen are highly recommended for installation.
Vundle:
Bundle 'nielsmadan/venom'
Bundle 'nielsmadan/mercury'
For what it's worth, the order actually does not matter.
Pathogen:
Unzip mercury.zip and venom.zip into your pathogen directory. You can get venom from here: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=4491 |
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