karthikselva
/ run_ruby
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March 14, 2013 11:34
Whenever I need to run ruby from VIM I used to exit and run the script and load back VIM. ( Bad )
Then learned to use **:!ruby** which would execute the supplied command in shell and return back. ( Better )
But the below gist would help you run with press of F6 key.
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| " Save the current file and run current ruby script | |
| function! RunRuby() | |
| :w | |
| let name = input('Enter Argument (if any): ') | |
| execute ':!ruby % '.name | |
| endfunc | |
| " Use F6 to trigger a run |
karthikselva
/ vim_wrap_long_lines
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August 11, 2016 23:31
In normal editors we would have used **word wrap** option which displays the long misbehaving lines in next line.Usually clean developers adhere to 80 characters per line rule.But sometimes I end up seeing code with > 80 characters. I use this gist in VIM to break those lines.
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| " Wrap or Nowrap words if it exceeds 80 characters | |
| function! WrapWords() | |
| if(&wrap == 1) | |
| set nowrap | |
| else | |
| set wrap | |
| set linebreak | |
| set nolist " list disables linebreak | |
| endif |
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