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shell expansions while in vim
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Being in vim.tiny in command mode and executing some shell command with :!, is there a way that I can benefit from the shell expansions, namely from the filename generation?
When I simply enter key, the filename does not get expanded, instead I get the ^I character.
bash vim vi
asked 2 days ago
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Being in vim.tiny in command mode and executing some shell command with :!, is there a way that I can benefit from the shell expansions, namely from the filename generation?
When I simply enter key, the filename does not get expanded, instead I get the ^I character.
bash vim vi
asked 2 days ago
stevicastevica
265
1
What is it specifically that you'd like to do? An "expansion" can be many different things, such as variable expansion, command substitution, brace expansion, filename generation (globbing) etc.
– Kusalananda♦
2 days ago
let's say filename generation
– stevica
2 days ago
2
@stevica Vim has tab completion for filenames. You can do:edit some<tab>/somepther<tab>, for example. There's also:find someOtherDocu
– muru
2 days ago
1
Innviyou should:set filec=<tab>, where<tab>is an actual Tab you can enter with Ctrl-V Ctrl-I or Ctrl-V Tab. You can put that in your~/.nexrc.
– mosvy
2 days ago
1
In the standardvithere simply isn't such feature.
– mosvy
2 days ago
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Being in vim.tiny in command mode and executing some shell command with :!, is there a way that I can benefit from the shell expansions, namely from the filename generation?
When I simply enter key, the filename does not get expanded, instead I get the ^I character.
bash vim vi
asked 2 days ago
stevicastevica
265
Being in vim.tiny in command mode and executing some shell command with :!, is there a way that I can benefit from the shell expansions, namely from the filename generation?
When I simply enter key, the filename does not get expanded, instead I get the ^I character.
bash vim vi
bash vim vi
asked 2 days ago
stevicastevica
265
asked 2 days ago
stevicastevica
265
edited 2 days ago
stevica
asked 2 days ago
stevicastevica
265
asked 2 days ago
stevicastevica
265
asked 2 days ago
stevicastevica
265
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What is it specifically that you'd like to do? An "expansion" can be many different things, such as variable expansion, command substitution, brace expansion, filename generation (globbing) etc.
– Kusalananda♦
2 days ago
let's say filename generation
– stevica
2 days ago
2
@stevica Vim has tab completion for filenames. You can do:edit some<tab>/somepther<tab>, for example. There's also:find someOtherDocu
– muru
2 days ago
1
Innviyou should:set filec=<tab>, where<tab>is an actual Tab you can enter with Ctrl-V Ctrl-I or Ctrl-V Tab. You can put that in your~/.nexrc.
– mosvy
2 days ago
1
In the standardvithere simply isn't such feature.
– mosvy
2 days ago
|
show 5 more comments
1
What is it specifically that you'd like to do? An "expansion" can be many different things, such as variable expansion, command substitution, brace expansion, filename generation (globbing) etc.
– Kusalananda♦
2 days ago
let's say filename generation
– stevica
2 days ago
2
@stevica Vim has tab completion for filenames. You can do:edit some<tab>/somepther<tab>, for example. There's also:find someOtherDocu
– muru
2 days ago
1
Innviyou should:set filec=<tab>, where<tab>is an actual Tab you can enter with Ctrl-V Ctrl-I or Ctrl-V Tab. You can put that in your~/.nexrc.
– mosvy
2 days ago
1
In the standardvithere simply isn't such feature.
– mosvy
2 days ago
1
1
What is it specifically that you'd like to do? An "expansion" can be many different things, such as variable expansion, command substitution, brace expansion, filename generation (globbing) etc.
– Kusalananda♦
2 days ago
What is it specifically that you'd like to do? An "expansion" can be many different things, such as variable expansion, command substitution, brace expansion, filename generation (globbing) etc.
– Kusalananda♦
2 days ago
let's say filename generation
– stevica
2 days ago
let's say filename generation
– stevica
2 days ago
2
2
@stevica Vim has tab completion for filenames. You can do
:edit some<tab>/somepther<tab>, for example. There's also :find someOtherDocu– muru
2 days ago
@stevica Vim has tab completion for filenames. You can do
:edit some<tab>/somepther<tab>, for example. There's also :find someOtherDocu– muru
2 days ago
1
1
In
nvi you should :set filec=<tab>, where <tab> is an actual Tab you can enter with Ctrl-V Ctrl-I or Ctrl-V Tab. You can put that in your ~/.nexrc.– mosvy
2 days ago
In
nvi you should :set filec=<tab>, where <tab> is an actual Tab you can enter with Ctrl-V Ctrl-I or Ctrl-V Tab. You can put that in your ~/.nexrc.– mosvy
2 days ago
1
1
In the standard
vi there simply isn't such feature.– mosvy
2 days ago
In the standard
vi there simply isn't such feature.– mosvy
2 days ago
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What is it specifically that you'd like to do? An "expansion" can be many different things, such as variable expansion, command substitution, brace expansion, filename generation (globbing) etc.
– Kusalananda♦
2 days ago
let's say filename generation
– stevica
2 days ago
2
@stevica Vim has tab completion for filenames. You can do
:edit some<tab>/somepther<tab>, for example. There's also:find someOtherDocu– muru
2 days ago
1
In
nviyou should:set filec=<tab>, where<tab>is an actual Tab you can enter with Ctrl-V Ctrl-I or Ctrl-V Tab. You can put that in your~/.nexrc.– mosvy
2 days ago
1
In the standard
vithere simply isn't such feature.– mosvy
2 days ago