Add vim snippet to the README.rst #6
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| function! s:RunBlackMacchiato(visual) range | ||
| let cmd = "black-macchiato" | ||
| if !executable(cmd) | ||
| echo "black-macchiato not found!" |
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hmmm, vim does not have an error reporting function?
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You're right. I will use a different approach.
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| function! s:RunBlackMacchiato(visual) range | |||
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can this also be run from the : command prompt?
if so, maybe BlackMacchiato is a more discoverable name?
if not, a :BlackMacchiato command (it has tab completion i hope) that behaves the same as this function would be useful, and simpler to use in case users don't want to make a dedicated key binding.
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No, the function cannot be called as a command. For this to also work as a command, I will need to rewrite the function.
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I need to learn how to do it 😁
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thanks, merged! 🚀 |
This PR adds a vimscript snippet to the README file.
This snippet works on the current line in the "normal" mode, and on the selected lines in the "visual" mode.