TuM'Fatig · Nov 20, 2024

Execute current edited script in Vim

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When you edit a script using Vim, you may want to run the script without actually quitting the editor. This is easily done using the following Vim command: <Esc>:!%<Enter> Once the script has run, Vim will display its output and pause until you Press ENTER or type command to continue . That’s all. It is published here so that I don’t have to query stack overflow the next time I forget…

When you edit a script using Vim, you may want to run the script without actually quitting the editor.
This is easily done using the following Vim command:

<Esc>:!%<Enter>

Once the script has run, Vim will display its output and pause until you Press ENTER or type command to continue.

That’s all. It is published here so that I don’t have to query stackoverflow the next time I forget about it 🤣

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