Re: How can I put the output of a code in a buffer ?

On 2014-05-09, Arup Rakshit wrote:

> Now when I will run - !ruby %, I want the output to come to a new
> separate buffer in the same tab. how to do the same ?

There are a number of ways to do that. Here's one.

:new | :r !ruby %

That opens a new window above the current one, then reads the output
of your program into it. See

:help :read!

Note that the % is expanded to the name of the current buffer before
the focus is changed to the new buffer. Note also that with this
method there will be an extra, empty line at the top of the new
buffer.

Regards,
Gary

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