Saturday, November 23, 2019

How to use "tail -f" in Vim's 8.1 :terminal command window?

Hi,
I installed Vim 8.1 on Ubuntu 16.04 using PPA.

1. Now I am editing myfile.txt file in vim.
2. I opened new terminal windows inside vim
with command: :terminal

3. New terminal opens. I typed in:
tail -f myfile.txt
4. I moved back to ordinary Vim window:
Ctrl+w
5. I type in some text and save with :w

PROBLEM: I expect terminal windows refreshes
because of tail -f command, but actually
nothing really happens in :terminal window.

If this is working this would be super-powerful
feature using vim and ssh.

Any idea?

Thanks

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