Ⅰ. 插件描述
SLIME inspired tmux integration plugin for VimⅡ. 基本信息
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Ⅲ. 安装方法
使用Vundle管理器安装
在你的.vimrc下添加:Plugin 'epeli/slimux'
… 然后在Vim中运行以下命令:
:source %
:PluginInstall
对于Vundle版本 < 0.10.2,请用上面的Bundle替换Plugin。
使用NeoBundle管理器安装
在你的.vimrc下添加:NeoBundle 'epeli/slimux'
… 然后在Vim中运行以下命令:
:source %
:NeoBundleInstall
使用VimPlug管理器安装
在你的.vimrc下添加:Plug 'epeli/slimux'
… 然后在Vim中运行以下命令:
:source %
:PlugInstall
使用Pathogen管理器安装
在终端中运行以下命令:cd ~/.vim/bundle
git clone https://github.com/epeli/slimux
Ⅳ. 文档说明
# Slimux
This is a SLIME inspired tmux integration plugin for Vim. It makes it easy to interact
with different tmux panes directly from Vim. It has two styles for interacting
with panes. REPL and Shell styles.
REPL commands are designed to work with various Read Eval Print Loops such aspython, irb (Ruby), node (Javascript), coffee (CoffeeScript) etc.
This is loosely modelled after SLIME for Emacs. Shell commands are designed
to work with normal shells such as bash. These are useful for running tests for
example.
Main difference between these is pane configuration visibility. Each buffer has
own configuration for REPL, but for Shell there is only one global
- The configuration is prompted from user when the commands are
- for the first time. The configuration happens interactively. You will see
list of available tmux panes and you can choose one by hitting enter on top of
one.
Also REPL commands can have custom pre, post and escape hooks. These allows
interaction with some more complex REPLs such as the CoffeeScript REPL.
This plugin borrows ideas and some code from [vim-slime][].
Blog post
http://esa-matti.suuronen.org/blog/2012/04/19/slimux-tmux-plugin-for-vim/
Ascii.io screencast
Installation
Use [pathogen][] and put files to$HOME/.vim/bundle/slimux/
Slimux requires fairly recent tmux version. Be sure you have 1.5.x or later.
REPL Commands
SlimuxREPLSendLine
Send current line to the configured pane.
SlimuxREPLSendSelection
Send last visually selected text to the configured pane.
SlimuxREPLSendBuffer
Send current buffer to the configured pane.
SlimuxREPLConfigure
Prompt pane configuration for the current buffer.
Shell Commands
SlimuxShellPrompt
Prompt for a shell command and send it to the configured tmux pane.
SlimuxShellLast
Rerun last shell command(prompts for a shell command if none was run before).
SlimuxShellRun
Specify a shell command to run directly, without the prompt:
:SlimuxShellRun rspec spec/foo_spec.rb
Suitable for mapping and other automation.
Note that you need to escape strings intended for the shell.
E.g. to list files with actual asterisks in their name:
:SlimuxShellRun ls *\**
SlimuxShellConfigure [pane-id]
Select the tmux pane to which shell commands will be sent. If executed without a parameter it prompts global pane configuration for the shell commands. If called with parameter it selects the pane without user interaction, which will aid multi-pane workflows. Parameter is the tmux pane identifier in d:d:d form and completed automatically with cline completion.
Sending Keys
SlimuxSendKeysPrompt
Prompt for a key sequence using the 'tmux send-keys' syntax and send it to
a configured tmux pane.
E.g. Lets say you want to stop the webserver currently running in a
shell(ctrl+c) and restart it(assuming the command to start is 'make run-server'):
:SlimuxSendKeysPrompt
KEYS>C-C 'make run-server' Enter
or run previous command with
KEYS>Up Enter
In short, some strings such as 'C-C' or 'Enter' have special meanings,
while others are sent as a sequence of character keys(in the above example, 'make run-server')
SlimuxSendKeysLast
Resends the last key sequence sent(prompts for a sequence if none was sent before).
SlimuxSendKeysConfigure
Prompt global pane configuration to send the key sequence.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Slimux does not force any shortcuts on your Vim, but here's something you can
put to your .vimrc
map <Leader>s :SlimuxREPLSendLine<CR>
vmap <Leader>s :SlimuxREPLSendSelection<CR>
map <Leader>b :SlimuxREPLSendBuffer<CR>
map <Leader>a :SlimuxShellLast<CR>
map <Leader>k :SlimuxSendKeysLast<CR>
Or if you like something more Emacs Slime style try something like this:
map <C-c><C-c> :SlimuxREPLSendLine<CR>
vmap <C-c><C-c> :SlimuxREPLSendSelection<CR>
You may also add shortcuts to other commands too.
For Scheme/Racket Slimux has few extra bindings. Enable them with
let g:slimux_scheme_keybindings=1
let g:slimux_racket_keybindings=1
For more information refer to the scheme plugin header.
Adding support for new languages
Usually new there is no need to do anything. For example Ruby and Node.js REPLs
works just fine out of box, but for some languages you have to do some preprocessing
before the code can be sent. There are three hooks you can specify for
each language.
Custom escaping function
function SlimuxEscape_<filetype>(text)
return a:text
endfunction
Pre send hook
function SlimuxPre_<filetype>(target_pane)
endfunction
Post send hook
function SlimuxPost_<filetype>(target_pane)
endfunction
Just add these to ftplugin directory contained within this plugin (and sent a pull request on Github!).
You can use [Python][] and [CoffeeScript][] hooks as examples.
Options
g:slimux_tmux_path = /path/to/your/tmuxsets the path to the
preferred tmux binary, if not specified, defaults to getting tmux
command from path using system('command -v tmux').
g:slimux_select_from_current_window = 1select panes only from current- Defaults to
0to select panes from all tmux panes.
- Defaults to
g:slimux_pane_formatcustomize the formatting of the panes, see the FORMATS section inman tmux.
The string "#{pane_id}:" is always prepended to the format so Slimux can identify the selected pane.
Other Vim Slime plugins
Before I created this plugin I tried several others, but non of them satisfied me. They where too
complicated or just didn't support the languages I needed. So if Slimux isn't your cup of tea,
maybe one of these is: