Hi Dvalin,
this usecase illustrate what I said in misc@openbsd about the appliance
of vi to the vim culture because most of the solution is outside vim to
me.
A shell script will be much easier to maintain and extend as well as
resusable (from a makefile or a shell script).
wanabe is somewhere in $PATH and its content is
#!/bin/sh -eu
sed -E '/^W\($/,/^\)$/!d' "$1" |
sed '1d;$d' |
${SHELL:-} -s -- "$@"
so now I can write a roff file with
.ig
the W() script is hte way to get a document from the current file
W(
d="$1"; shift
dformat "$d" |
eqn |
pic |
soelim |
groff -Tpdf -Kutf-8 "$@"
)
..
and from vim
let &mp='wanabe % > /tmp/vbe.pdf'
regards
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Marc Chantreux
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