Re: Compile and Run Java Projects

On Monday, October 17, 2016 at 6:08:35 PM UTC-4, Luis Henriquez-Perez wrote:
> I am using vim to code my java projects. I've been noticing I've been jumping back to the terminal a lot to compile and run my code. So I want to create a function that does all this for me (and gets rid of the class files afterwards). The code below is my attempt. Could someone let me know how I can fix my code?
>
> func! CompileFolderJava()
>
> " compile all java files in folder of the current buffer
> :!javac "%:p:h" . "/*.java" " javac path/name/to/current/buffer/directory/*.java
>
>
> " run Main java file in that folder
> :!java "%:p:h" . ".Main" " java path/name/to/current/buffer/directory.Main
>
> " delete all the .class files in that folder
> :!rm "%:p:h" . ".class"
>
> " :echo "Done"
> endfunc

Thank you! This also works perfectly. I'll check out help :make to learn about the user experience benefits you spoke of.

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