[Vimoutliner] How do you use _exe_ ?
Scott Scriven
vimoutliner at toykeeper.net
Thu May 22 17:50:53 EDT 2008
* Steve Litt <slitt at troubleshooters.com> wrote:
> Now, place the cursor ANYWHERE on a line with _exe_ on it,
> press ,,e and the command line following the _exe_ will be
> executed.
Personally, I find this awkward. Why is _exe_ required?
It seems like it would be simpler to just make ,,e execute any
line, with no particular marker needed. I mean, just remove the
leading whitespace and any checkboxes and/or percents on the left
side, and then run the contents of the line.
It would probably at least clear up confusion about things
like...
- move the cursor to a line containing "ls /tmp"
- type ,,e
- receive an error, "Not an executable line"
- scratch head... "ls /tmp" sure looks executable
I tried a few variations before I found _exe_ in the docs
somewhere.
-- Scott
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