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Running perl-scripts is nice and dandy, but sometimes these scripts needs arguments...

So here is how to add arguments to your perl-script:

Add this to your .vimrc:

function! PerlArgs() let @p = getline(".")[1:] endfunction let mapleader=" " map <Leader><space> :VimuxRunCommand("perl " . bufname('%') . " " . @p +)<CR> map <Leader>a :call PerlArgs()<CR>
The idea is to let the vim-register p hold the arguments you want to supply to your script.

You have to set them only once and run the script with these args as many times as you want. Only when you want different arguments you need to set them again.

Assume this script:

#hubba bubba print join "\n", @ARGV;
To run this script without arguments you simply hit <space> twice.

To supply the arguments "hubba bubba", you place your cursor on the first line and press <space>a.

This puts the content of this line (excluding the first character '#') into register p, which will be used when you call the script with <space><space>.

I hope I don't misuse this section, my idea is to improve productivity with trivial code that is understandable, as opposed to using plugins or tools that no-one understands...


In reply to Re: developing in vim and tmux by morgon
in thread developing in vim and tmux by morgon

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