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Oh yes, Vim's code is anything but pleasant. I worked with it a decent amount several years ago when I was maintaining, for a short period of time, a patch that would add a terminal emulator to Vim windows.
I was just searching for such a thing yesterday. Did the patch go anywhere?
EDIT: Oh, I guess that doesn't work in gvim?
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I was just searching for such a thing yesterday. Did the patch go anywhere?
Just curious what the advantages are of this versus C-z'ing back to the shell? EDIT: Oh, I guess that doesn't work in gvim?
Also, sometimes you don't want to wait for something. `bundle install` can take a good 30 seconds...I'd rather not watch that!
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Just curious what the advantages are of this versus C-z'ing back to the shell? EDIT: Oh, I guess that doesn't work in gvim?
It's nice to see terminal output at the same time as you're editing. Right now I'm working on a Rails app, so it'd be great to see RSpec failures while fixing my code--currently I either alt-tab between terminals or use a second monitor. Also, sometimes you don't want to wait for something. `bundle install` can take a good 30 seconds...I'd rather not watch that!