Monday, June 16, 2014

way to force vim to do a read (already in 'autoread')

Perhaps --remote-expr somthing could do it?
See :h remote.txt

I can neither test/explore nor read the manual sensibly ATM as I'm writing/browsing on my iphone while waiting for the bus.

måndag 16 juni 2014 skrev Linda A. Walsh <vim@tlinx.org>:
Kartik Singhal wrote:
Does a non-vim solution work for you?

$ tail -f /tmp/out
 
If it caused the vim client to update and display the new contents, then sure,
but I don't see how that tail command will cause vim to refresh.

The whole reason for using vim was to have the ability to capture all the errors
at one time, then be able to use vim to page through the text as well as find
specific texts or errors when needed.

Thanks though...



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