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When within vim (the editor I use mostly because of the terminal integration), I want to run my script (e.g. Python or Javascript) from within vim.
I do not mind if it opens a new window, I would just like to know if there is an editor command for save/run. TNX1.0E6,
Try Minimum Profit (mped). It's listed in Synaptic
I just checked, and latest Synaptic version does not seem to accept command line option -tx - which is switch for text mode, and it's launched as GTK by default.
In text terminals (Ctrl+Alt+F[1-6]) it's launched in text mode, but in Gnome terminal there doesn't seem to be switch for text mode
If this is true than you can download older version (hardy) or build latest version with ncursesw
The command for saving a Vim file is :w and Enter in the Command mode. You can get the command mode by pressing the Esc key. If you want to save and exit the file it is :wq
Best Answer
You can run commands inside of vim with
!The symbol
%is a shortcut for the name of the current open file, so you can execute your current file withThe console output will appear, and you press enter to return to editing your file
You can add a keybind to save and run in your
~/.vimrc