vimterm

Table of Contents

• 1. Install
• 2. Key map
• 3. Example
  • 3.1. IPython Example
  • 3.2. R Example
  • 3.3. bash Example

Vim plugin for vim-terminal.

• Start terminal on vim-terminal leftside.

• Close terminal on vim-terminal leftside.

• Send current line to terminal. if iptyhon then with %cpaste -q.

• Send block (between # %% and # %%) to terminal. if ipython then with %cpaste -q.

• Send selection line to terminal. if ipython then with %cpaste -q.

1. Install

Install by Vundle.
Add .vimrc

• Plugin 'kanosuke/vimterm'

2. Key map

• <leader>p Start IPython

• <leader>r Start R

• <leader>t Start bash

• <leader>c Close terminal

• <leader>l Sendline

• <leader>b SendBlock

• <leader>s SendSelection

3. Example

3.1. IPython Example

1. Open IPython

2. Send line.

3. Send block.

4. Send selection.

Code: py

# Open IPython. press <leader>p
# Send line. press <leader>l
print("Hello line.")

# Send block. press <leader>b
# %%
print("Hello block1.")
print("Hello block2.")
# %%

# Send selection. press <leader>s
print("Hello selection1.")
print("Hello selection2.")

# Close IPython press <leader>c

3.2. R Example

1. Open R

2. Send line.

Code: R

# Open R. press <leader>r
# Send line. press <leader>l
print("Hello line.")

# Close IPython press <leader>c

3.3. bash Example

1. Open bash

2. Send line.

Code: bash

# Open bash. press <leader>t
# Send line. press <leader>l
echo "Hello line."

# Close IPython press <leader>c