Ade Attwood
490cd76629
I am finding my self wanting to view the output of command nowadays, rather then wanting to run a quick command and see if its passed or not. By removing the exit at the end of the command the terminal dose not close now. If I want the terminal to close I can still append the command with `&& exit` when using `Run`
29 lines
728 B
VimL
29 lines
728 B
VimL
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" Runs a shell command in the neovim terminal. This will open up a buffered
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" terminal in a split at the bottom
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" a:command
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" The command you want the run in the terminal
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function! s:aa_run(command)
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if strlen($TMUX) > 0
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if (&columns > 180)
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let l:split = '-h'
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else
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let l:split = '-v'
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endif
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execute 'silent !tmux split-window -p 50 ' . l:split . ' && tmux send-keys "' . a:command . '" C-m'
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return
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endif
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if has('nvim')
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if (&columns > 180)
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execute 'VTerm ' . a:command
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else
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execute 'HTerm ' . a:command
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endif
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endif
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endfunction
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command! -nargs=* -complete=shellcmd Run call s:aa_run(<q-args>)
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