Vim - run ant command with current file as an argument

In my IDE (webstorm) I have configured an ext开发者_如何学JAVAernal tool to run ant like so:

ant myTarget -DfileNoExt="$FileNameWithoutExtension$"

the $FileNameWithoutExtension$ is expanded by the IDE when the command is run.

I am transitioning to using Vim. I am a Vim n00b.

How do I do the same with Vim (MacVim specifically)?

Vim will expand % as the current file. You can use modifiers on it (see :help filename-modifiers). You can tell vim to use ant as your make program:

compiler ant
setlocal makeprg=ant\ myTarget\ -DfileNoExt=\"%:t:r\"

Now you can use :make to build your current file. You should get build errors in your quickfix (view it with :copen).

You probably want to put the above script into a file ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/java.vim. That will load it for every java file you open.

Note that if you want to use different targets, :make will pass all arguments to ant. So :make otherTarget will execute ant myTarget -DfileNoExt="file" otherTarget.

you can map either Hotkey or Your own key-sequence in vim.rc(not sure in mac, should have similar resource file)

add this line to your vim resource file:

imap <F5> <ESC><ESC>:!ant mytarget -Dfilenoext=\"%<\"

which means when you editing the source code, press F5 will run your ant tool for more, you can read http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Compile_Java_with_Sun_JDK_javac and http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=155