The :Tterminal command facilitates evaluating code in a terminal.

• It start the right command (defined via run configurations aka "runconfigs") for the current filetype
• It installs a map (<c-cr>) that sends the current line or selection to the terminal
• For certain filetypes (e.g. R) it also supports omnicompletion (see 'omnifunc') via <c-x><c-o> NOTE: The terminal must be visible for this to work since this relies on terminal-api.
• All buffers with the same runconfig and the same working directory (usually all buffers of a project with the same 'filetype') share the same terminal

Examples: >

" Run a terminal with the default command for the current filetype.
" If no runconfig is defined for the current filetype, open 'shell'.
:Tterminal

" Run a terminal with a custom runconfig (e.g. a command with special 
" command-line arguments)
:Tterminal r-nosave

" Run a terminal with custom command (if the name is no pre-configured 
" runconfig)
:Tterminal my-r-wrapper.sh

General maps:

<c-cr> ... Send the current line or selection to the terminal

For additional maps per filetype please see:

R -> tterminal#runconfig#r#SetupBuffer()

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Install

Either use the zip archive:

• Download the zip archive
• Extract it to ~/.vim/pack/tml/start/tterminal_vim

or install from github:

• Start a terminal
• Change the working directory to ~/.vim/pack/tml/start/
• Type: git clone https://github.com/tomtom/tterminal_vim

or use a VIM plugin manager like vim-plug, vundle, dein.vim, VAM etc.

NOTE: On Windows, ~/.vim might be ~/vimfiles. Please see 'runtimepath' for details.

Some features require the tlib_vim plugin to be installed: https://github.com/tomtom/tlib_vim

Also available via git: http://github.com/tomtom/tterminal_vim

Setup

Please configure the plugin via the following parameters:

• g:tterminal_autoenable_filetypes
• g:tterminal#runconfigs
• g:tterminal#cmd_map

License: GPLv3 or later