aaron-price
Evaluating code inside vim?
I’m hoping someone can suggest a vim plugin (well, neovim) which might allow me to evaluate a function from the editor, as if I’m doing it from a repl.
For example when I write clojure, I have the excellent ‘conjure’ plugin. I use
\rr
to recompile and
\ee
to evaluate whichever S-expression I’m on at the time. At no point do I have to switch between vim and a separate terminal window.
Does something like that exist in elixir?
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keathley
It may not be exactly what you’re wanting, but I use vim-slime and run an iex shell in either nvim’s terminal or in tmux.
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