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helper for ruby's xmpfilter or seeing_is_believing

License: MIT License

Ruby 13.61% Vim Script 86.39%

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.vimrc sample

================================== vim-ruby-xmpfilter doesn't provide any default keymap. See sample configuration below.

'xmpfilter' user

autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <D-m> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)
autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <D-m> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)
autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <D-m> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)

autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <D-r> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)
autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <D-r> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)
autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <D-r> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)

'seeing_is_believing' user

let g:xmpfilter_cmd = "seeing_is_believing"

autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <D-m> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-mark)
autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <D-m> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-mark)
autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <D-m> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-mark)

autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <D-c> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-clean)
autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <D-c> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-clean)
autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <D-c> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-clean)

" xmpfilter compatible
autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <D-r> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-run_-x)
autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <D-r> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-run_-x)
autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <D-r> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-run_-x)

" auto insert mark at appropriate spot.
autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <F5> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-run)
autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <F5> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-run)
autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <F5> <Plug>(seeing_is_believing-run)

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vim-ruby-xmpfilter's Issues

^M added to the end of code lines?

When running this (via rcodetools) - I get some weird evaluation additions -

a ^M gets added to the end of each line.

This happens for this the 99bottles file, but not the person file:
https://gist.github.com/thewatts/9e48afc5b2e83f70bbcc

Thanks!

Auto-run changed line

Would it be possible to auto-run a line that has been changed, after it has been run before?

Possible to just mark and run current line with one command

I'd like to just hit one command and it would evaluate the line I'm on, is this possible?

Shortcuts to speed the process

Way to clear the output in a single go?
Way to mark and run a line in single go?

Please add a license so we can make derivative work

Hi, using this work as a base for another lib, but there is no license. Can you please add one.

xmpfiter-run command clears out the code from the page, rather giving the output.

Hi,

Below is the content of my .vimrc file .

1 set nocompatible      " We're running Vim, not Vi!
  2 syntax on             " Enable syntax highlighting
  3 filetype on           " Enable filetype detection
  4 filetype indent on    " Enable filetype-specific indenting
  5 filetype plugin on    " Enable filetype-specific plugins
  6 
  7 set number
  8 set expandtab
  9 set tabstop=2 shiftwidth=2 softtabstop=2
 10 set autoindent
 11 
 12 
 13 let g:xmpfilter_cmd = '/home/kirti/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.0.0-p0/bin/ruby'
 14 
 15 set rtp+=~/.vim/bundle/vundle/
 16 call vundle#rc()
 17 
 18 " let Vundle manage Vundle
 19 " required!
 20 
 21 set shell=/bin/bash\ -i
 22 
 23 Bundle 't9md/vim-ruby-xmpfilter'
 24 Bundle 'Townk/vim-autoclose'
 25 Bundle 'vim-ruby/vim-ruby'
 26 Bundle 'gmarik/vundle'
 27 Bundle 'scrooloose/nerdtree'
 28 
 29 autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <M-c> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)
 30 autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <M-c> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)
 31 autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <M-c> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)
 32 
 33 autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <M-z> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)
 34 autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <M-z> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)
 35 autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <M-z> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)

Now when I write Ctrl+C I am getting # =>. Then when I am trying to execute it Ctrl+z, no output is coming, rather it clears my whole code screen. As an example, suppose I write -

a.rb

x = 1 + 2
x # => (it is coming, when I pressed Ctrl+c)

After that when I pressed Ctrl+z, my file a.rb is cleared out,no code I see there.

Hey! I absolutely love xmpfilter/seeing_is_believing. Unfortunately, I also use require_relative as my go-to form of loading code. Using that statement always makes this crash, with an error like this:

# ~> LoadError
# ~> cannot load such file -- /private/var/folders/pp/5y6xrcqn3mx8ww8c2dk1kdmh0000gn/T/seeing_is_believing_temp_dir20141115-53308-yqdgyi/whatever_file
# ~>
# ~> /var/folders/pp/5y6xrcqn3mx8ww8c2dk1kdmh0000gn/T/seeing_is_believing_temp_dir20141115-53308-yqdgyi/program.rb:3:in `require_relative'
# ~> /var/folders/pp/5y6xrcqn3mx8ww8c2dk1kdmh0000gn/T/seeing_is_believing_temp_dir20141115-53308-yqdgyi/program.rb:3:in `<main>'

Does it copy the file over someplace else before running it? Any idea on how to solve this?

getting error as `/bin/bash: xmpfilter: command not found`.

I am using the plugin. I put the below content .vimrc file :

autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <C-n> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)
autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <C-n> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)
autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <C-n> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)

autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <C-j> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)
autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <C-j> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)
autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <C-j> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)

Now in my .rb file in Insert mode,I wrote

x = 1 # => (this comes when i pressed ctrl+n)

Now when I pressed Ctrl+j,I am getting error as /bin/bash: xmpfilter: command not found.

Keymap not working Mac OS

I am using the vim plugin

And I have

autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <M-c> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)
autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <M-c> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)
autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <M-c> <Plug>(xmpfilter-mark)

autocmd FileType ruby nmap <buffer> <M-z> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)
autocmd FileType ruby xmap <buffer> <M-z> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)
autocmd FileType ruby imap <buffer> <M-z> <Plug>(xmpfilter-run)

But when I am doing in my Mac ⌘+c, not getting # => symbol.