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created 2006 · complexity basic · author setog · version n/a

I try to learn ocaml, and I add this lines in my vimrc to run the code in the ocaml interpreter:

set sb
map <F11> :split /tmp/ocaml \| %d \|setlocal ft=omlet \| setlocal autowrite \| r!ocaml < # <CR>
map <F12> :dr /tmp/ocaml \| %d \|setlocal ft=omlet \|setlocal autowrite \| r!ocaml < # <CR>

The first map (F11) open a temp file in a split and write the output in it (with omlet syntax).

I use the second (F12) to do it if I have already a split with the result.

I do a set autowrite, but I am sure we can use the same property of :he command (a buffer in read only without needing to save it).

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 I try to learn ocaml, and I add this lines in my vimrc to run the code in the ocaml interpreter:
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 <pre>
 set sb
-map &lt;f11&gt; :split /tmp/ocaml \| %d \|setlocal ft=omlet \| setlocal autowrite \| r!ocaml &lt; # &lt;CR&gt;
+map <F11> :split /tmp/ocaml \| %d \|setlocal ft=omlet \| setlocal autowrite \| r!ocaml < # <CR>
-map &lt;f12&gt; :dr /tmp/ocaml \| %d \|setlocal ft=omlet \|setlocal autowrite \| r!ocaml &lt; # &lt;CR&gt;
+map <F12> :dr /tmp/ocaml \| %d \|setlocal ft=omlet \|setlocal autowrite \| r!ocaml < # <CR>
 </pre>
-The first map &lt;f11&gt; open a temp file in a split and write the output in it (with omlet syntax).
+The first map (F11) open a temp file in a split and write the output in it (with omlet syntax).
-I use the second (&lt;f12&gt;) to do it if I have already a split with the result.
+I use the second (F12) to do it if I have already a split with the result.
-I do a set autowrite, but I am sure we can use the same property of <tt>:he</tt> command (a buffer in read only without needing to save it).
+I do a set autowrite, but I am sure we can use the same property of <code>:he</code> command (a buffer in read only without needing to save it).
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Changes: Vim and ocaml interpreter

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