This is a mirror of http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=4336

A script to interact with interpreters that have REPL.
Main features:
* non-intrusive
* cross-platform (you need to install AND build Vimproc from https://github.com/Shougo/vimproc)
* syntax highlighting is supported
* easy to customise and add new interpreters (see plugin/repl.vim for details)

Interpreters supported out of box:
Shell: bash, tcsh, cmd.exe
Haskell: GHCi, Hugs
Scheme: Racket, Chicken
GNU R
Ocaml
Octave
Python
Computer algebra: REDUCE, Maxima

Commands:
 :Open<YourInterpreter> <ExtraArguments> - start session
 e.g.
  :OpenGHCi to start GHCi 
  :OpenGHCi! to forcefully start a new session in a new window

 :CloseRepl (local to the repl window) - disconnect REPL
 :CloseRepl! - disconnect and wipeout the buffer
 :SaveInput <filename> - save input lines, use ! to force overwrite

Keybinding:
 global:
  <Leader>e - in normal mode: send current line to the interpreter, in visual mode: send selection

Local to the REPL window (normal mode only)
  <Return> - send current command to the interpreter
  <C-J> - copy current command to the command prompt
  <C-K> - recall previous command to the command prompt
  <count>[[ - navigate to the start of the current or previous command
  <count>]] - navigate to the start of the next command
  <count>[] - go to the end of the previous command
  <count>][ - go to the end of current or the next command

The following function can be used to define your own mappings or autocommands:
  repl#SendText(bufOrType, text)
    bufOrType: buffer number or its type ('' means currently active buffer)
    text: a list of strings to join and send to REPL

Hints:
 You may edit and re-execute commands and the plugin should update output using its markers

Feel free to send you comments. Especially I would like to hear what autocommands are worth using besides CursorHold