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How do you run your scripts with vim (or emacs)?
one window for editor, another window for
./foo.pl
with history feature (so you can up arrow through previous commands) works the way I like it
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Re^2: How do you run your scripts with vim (or emacs)?
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baurel
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on Sep 14, 2008 at 13:27 UTC
> one window
what exactly to you mean with this window:
- vim window?
- terminal window (terminal.app, xterm,..)?
- GNU screen window?
and further: - how do you combine save of the script and switch to the window?
- how do you setup that keybinding?
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