Your options:
- implement windows version of this patch
http://github.com/bartman/vim.git (which still can be improved a lot)
and make it it poll file handlers when not typing. Implement a shell
like interface.
- There is a patch which let's you start a shell in Vim. I don't think
it got updated (which is linux only)
http://www.wana.at/vimshell/
(Maybe cygwin or such ?) - I never tried it.
- vimshell (www.vim.org). You have to get a dell or such. I think this
could satisfy you.
(vcs: http://github.com/Shougo/vimshell)
- screen (see other mail)
c-a S splits the window
c-a tab switches focus
if you run interpreter this way: tcl | tee log
you may have a chance getting errors into quickfix or such
(requires cygwin or such - I never tried it on Windows ?)
use Emacs and vimpulse (I hate to say it)
Or switch your mind:
Don't try to run the interpreter. Run small scripts instead and bind
running it to a key.
That's all I know about.
I'd start with vimshell - Good luck
Marc Weber
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