Comments (7)
Why not use :w %:h/duplicate
?
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yeah, I just want the convenience of creating the file and then open it
:Duplicate copy.txt
I guess it's super easy to create the function
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Can you help me with 3rd line?
I don't know any vimscript
the idea is type C-R then = and then expand current filename, so the user can type another filename.
function! s:duplicate()
let n = input("Name: ")
<C-R>=fnameescape(expand("%:p"))<CR>
if n != ''
execute "w " . n
execute "e " . n
endif
endfunction
:command! -bar Duplicate :call s:duplicate()
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This function already works, but you have to type the file extension, and that's boring because extension is always the same
function! s:duplicate(name)
if a:name != ''
execute "w %:h/" . a:name
execute "e %:h/" . a:name
endif
endfunction
:command! -nargs=1 -bar Duplicate :call s:duplicate(<f-args>)
Use:
Duplicate copy.txt
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How is that different from :saveas %:h/name
?
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How is that different from
:saveas %:h/name
?
Man.. that's like an alien talking.
Ease of use must be a thing before microsoft takes all developers to vscode imho
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The word "duplicate" does not mean "create a copy in the current directory with the same extension" so I don't think it's any less alien than :saveas %:h/
. I think a weirdly named command like that would be more confusing than helpful in eunuch.vim.
But by all means create one for your own use. %:e
will give you the extension.
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