soicode.vim

IMPORTANT NOTE

This is no longer maintained. I'm porting this plugin to lua for neovim and will no longer do any changes to this repository.

There are some known bugs which won't be fixed by me.

About the plugin

This is my implementation of the soicode vscode plugin made for the Swiss Olympiad in Informatics. inside of vim.

This plugin only activates if you are in a working directory which contains the word soi.

TL;DR

Install the plugin with the hook ./install.sh (look up in your plugin manager documentation how to do it) and put the following two lines in your .vimrc/init.vim

let g:soicode_auto_insert_template = 1
let g:soicode_use_predefined_keybindings = 1

Now you can create a stoml file from your clipboard with <leader>ct, insert a template with <leader>st, run all the samples with <leader>ra and run with own input with <leader>ro

Features

• You can Create a .stoml file with the :SOICreateStoml command. It automatically pastes your clipboard to this file, so you have to copy the .stoml file first.

  The created .stoml file has the same name as the previous file without the file ending.

• You can run one sample from the .stoml file with the :SOIRunOneSample <sample> command. The cpp file will be compiled and run with the input from the <sample>.input value from the .stoml file.

  After that the output of the program will be shown in a new tab.

• You can run all samples from the .stoml file with the :SOIRunAllSamples command. The cpp file will be compiled and run with the input of all the declared samples from the .stoml file.

  After that the output of the program for each sample will be shown in a new tab.

• You can run your code with own input with the :SOIRunWithOwnInput command. Then the window will split and you can type in your input, the output will be printend to this split and the split will disappear when you press enter after the program exits.

• You can add a template into the current file with the :ISOInsertTemplate command. If you set the g:soicode_auto_insert_template option to 1 in your config file the template will automatically be inserted if you open a new cpp file in a directory that contains the word soi if you want the soi commands to be available everywhere set the g:soicode_enable_all_cpp_files option to 1

• You can set your own template in the ~/templates or the ~/.config/nvim/templates directory. You have to name your template soi.cpp, if there is a templtate found in one of the directories the initial one gets replaced by this.

• If you set the g:soicode_use_predefined_keybindings option to 1 in your config file some keybindings will be automatically loaded. These bindings are:

  nnoremap <leader>rs :SOIRunOneSample
  nnoremap <leader>ra :SOIRunAllSamples<CR>
  nnoremap <leader>ro :SOIRunWithOwnInput<CR>
  nnoremap <leader>st :SOIInsertTemplate<CR>
  nnoremap <leader>ct :SOICreateStoml <CR>
  nnoremap <leader>et :SOIEditStoml <CR>

• If the option g:soicode_no_clangdfile is set to 1, no .clangd file is created in your soi path. There is also the option to create a .clangd file for every cpp file. If g:soicode_make_clangdfile_on_all_cpp_files is set to 1 then a .clangd file is created for every cpp file you open

Todo

• Create a .stoml file with the given in- and outputs.
• Run one sample from the .stoml file.
• Run all samples from the .stoml file.
• Run with manual input
• Debug code
• Insert a template

Installation

You can easily install the plugin with your favourite package manager.

vim-plug

Plug 'MrSpoony/soicode.vim' { 'do': './install.sh' }

Packer

use 'MrSpoony/soicode.vim' { run = './install.sh' }