Shell commands from vim
What is the best approach of using shell commands from vim? I know about the possibility of !开发者_如何学JAVAshell_command
. But this doesn't know all commands e.g.
export OSTYPE; make install
So I have to run it outside vim. Is there better approach?
I know this is a bit late, but my preferred approach is suspending the vim process (Ctrl+z). You return to your shell/bash command prompt.
Then execute whatever command(s) you like.
Return to vim by typing fg
You can start a shell from Vim using the :sh
command. When the shell exits
(after the exit
command or Ctrl+D) you return to Vim. The name for the shell command comes from the shell
option.
For terminal Vim (on unix-like systems) you can also use Ctrl+Z to suspend Vim and get back to the shell from which it was run. To resume the Vim process, use the fg
command.
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