thanks alex! It works perfectly On Mon, Aug 31, 2020, 01:12 Alexander Burger <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Bruno, > > > In vip, if I have a file like: > > _____________________ > > # file with a single line of code > > (prin "print me on the command window") > > ___________________ > > > > is there a way to select the line with the code and send it to the > command > > window for execution, like slime for emacs? > > Yes. Lisp expressions can be evaluaded in the command window by starting > the > line with a colon followed by a space. Without a space they are taken as a > normal editor commands like ":e" or ":w". > > In Vip, the command window is a normal editor window. You can resize it > with "+" > and "-", and change the focus to it with "qj". > > Thus, to do what you ask above, copy the line with "yy", go to the command > window, and type ":I: " to insert ": ", and hit <return>. > > You can edit all lines in the command window by going up with "k", and re- > executing them by pressing <return>. > > To go directly from a normal edit window to the command window, you can > also use > ":" (like in Vim) or <space>. Both print a ccolon. "/" is like in Vim, and > "&" > is similar but searches for Lisp words instead of normal (sub)strings: > "&abcd" > is analog to Vim's "/\<abcd\>". > > >From a normal edit window, typing two spaces, an expression, and <return> > will > evaluate it and immediately change the focus back to the original window. > > ☺/ A!ex > > -- > UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=Unsubscribe >
