Answer by Ralf for How to execute selected lines in bash and print the output...
I would propose the following:nnoremap _X :put =system(getline('.'))<cr>vnoremap _X :<C-U>'>put =system(join(getline('''<','''>'),\"\n\").\"\n\")<cr>The first mapping is to...
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When you have the lines selected you could just use the following:yPgv:!bashIf you want to have that as a mapping you can do like that::xnoremap x yPgv:!bash<CR>To be clear, do NOT use x here but...
View ArticleHow to execute selected lines in bash and print the output in the next line?
I know that with this command::yyp!!bashI can execute current line and print the output in the next line (actually it copies the current line to the next line, executes it, and replaces it with the...
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