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A doubt regarding vim command line #66
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Hello @sankaran1984 not 100% sure that I understood your question correctly... On the one hand it looks like you want to interact with SFDC from a command-line or script type scenario and do not need interactiveness.
You could use
Note however that some If this does not answer your question then you may need to mention your use case in more details. |
HI @neowit Oh.. ok. . Acutally, i like all your VIM Commands ApexInitProject, ApexCompare, Apex*.... it covers most of the workflow a developer needs on day to day job.. As the same time, i felt it would be better if it possible to run directly from console without being in VI editor. Also, i feel invoking commands inside the editor has few benefits like it could guess what is the current working project, access to all buffers, etc.. If you think, it's not designed in that way, no issues. i can develop something similiar. On tooling jar file, i knew about that. I have pretty much gone through complete source code. Thanks for your reply & great work again. |
Yes, |
Hi Andrew,
Thanks a lot for the great plugin. I'm trying to run force.com vim commands from console directly.
i,e, for ex,
vim -c ApexInitProject
(or)
vim -c ApexCompare
It's working fine. But, After the command execution, it ends up in VI editor. Is there anyway, to redirect output of vim directly to Console. So that, VI doesn't get open at all ?
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