Re: js reference in vim

Le vendredi 27 mars 2015 à 10:13, Егор a écrit:
> Perlusers has perldoc and some vim plugins, like perlsupport, allows to view
> reference about perl keyword in new split. Is there a way to do something
> like this for javascript?

This might not help you much, but anyway. I have this for R (here in
simplified form):

" This is in ftplugin/r.vim.
function! s:RHelp (f)

" Split screen.
silent split R\ Help

" Call to the 'R' command to display help; a bit of string
" manipulation is actually performed on the result, to remove
" formatting of the R help.
exe "0read !R --slave -e '?" . a:f . "'"

" Not necessary, but I have additional things in
" ftplugin/rhelp.vim.
set ft=rhelp

" Set the cursor at the beginning of the file.
call cursor(1, 1)
endfunction

" I now use ':Rhelp keyword'.
com! -buffer -nargs=1 Rhelp call s:RHelp(<q-args>)

This shouldn't be too hard to adapt to JS if you can find a reference
in appropriate form. On that point, I don't know if there exists a JS
doc readable in a terminal.

Best,
Paul

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