read_source 0.2.3 → 0.2.4
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- data/README.md +28 -0
- data/lib/read_source/version.rb +1 -1
- data/lib/read_source/vim_source.rb +8 -2
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* If the source code is written in C then the `read_source` and `vim` methods only return nil.
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* If the file is in `GEM_HOME` path then VIM opens it in read only mode.
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## VIM
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We now support VIM servers and can open code directly into your existing VIM session(s). If you've started
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a VIM server with the name of "VIM" then any time you call the `vim` method it will open in there **unless**
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you choose to specify another servername as a parameter to `vim`.
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#### Start a VIM server with
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```ruby
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# A default server
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vim --servername VIM
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# An alternate server
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vim --servername SOMENAME
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```
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Then to open the code in VIM you would do:
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```ruby
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# If a server is named VIM (or else it will close current Ruby session and open vim in this terminal).
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# Using a named server
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Gem::BasicSpecification.instance_method(:base_dir=).vim 'SOMENAME'
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```
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This way you can keep your ruby code running and open the code in an existing VIM instance.
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## Development
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After checking out the repo, run `bin/setup` to install dependencies. Then, run `rake test` to run the tests. You can also run `bin/console` for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
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data/lib/read_source/version.rb
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module ReadSource
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module VimSource
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def vim servername=nil
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file, line_num = send :source_location
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(file, line_num = send :source_location) || return
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read_only = !!/#{ENV["GEM_HOME"]}/.match(file) ? "-M" : ""
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remote = "#{('--servername ' + servername.to_s) if servername} --remote-silent"
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serverlist = `vim --serverlist`.split("\n")
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if serverlist.include?(servername.to_s) || serverlist.include?("VIM")
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`#{"vim #{remote} %s +%s %s" % [read_only, line_num, file]}`
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else
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exec("vim #{remote} %s +%s %s" % [read_only, line_num, file])
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end
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end
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end
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end
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