On 03/26/12 10:24, howard Schwartz wrote:
Let's say i suspend an instance of vim with ctrl-Z or :suspend
Is there any way to use autocommands to update vim when I restart it with
fg on the command line?
I'd just create a mapping something like
:nnoremap <f4> :suspend<bar>echo 'Doing something after
'.strftime('%c')
Then, suspend using F4 (one could create a similar ":command"
version if you wanted to do it from the command-line, even
mapping the normal-mode version to that new command).
From my testing (Linux + rxvt + bash + Vim7.2) the strftime()
shows that the stuff after the bar triggers after control returns
to Vim (rather than executing it concurrently).
-tim
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