Start up a vim application like this:
vim = Vimbot::Driver.new vim.start
When you want to quit vim,
By default, Vimbot will try to guess what vim application to use, and use an empty .vimrc
and .gvimrc
. If you want to specify a vim binary or some config files, you can do this:
> vim = Vimbot::Driver.new( :vim => "bin/my_vim", :vimrc => "~/.vimrc", :gvimrc => ".alternative_gvimrc" )
From there, you can begin editing:
> vim.type "i", "Hey vim users," > vim.append "<CR><CR>", "Try testing your vim plugins with vimbot!" > vim.command "%s/vim/best_editor_ever/g" => "2 substitutions on 2 lines"
type
- sends keyboard input to vim, applying mappings and creating an undo entry where needednormal
- like, type
, but enters normal mode firstinsert
- like, type
, but enters insert mode firstappend
- like, type
, but enters insert mode firstundo
redo
clear_buffer
raw_type
- like type
, but does not do vimbot's normal behavior of ensuring that an undo entry is created and that mappings are appliedline
- get the text of the line the cursor is online_number
, column_number
- get the position of the cursorregister
- get the contents of a given registermode
- returns the mode as a letter: i
, n
, c
, v
, V
, s
evaluate
- get value of arbitrary vimscript expressionin_insert_mode?
in_normal_mode?
in_command_mode?
in_visual_mode?
in_select_mode?
source
, runtime
- load vimscript filesset
- set a vim optionmap
- add a key mappingNew convenience methods are easy to add, and pull requests are welcome!
Vimbot is developed with Vim 7.3 and Ruby 1.9.2.
Vimbot is developed by Max Brunsfeld | @maxbrunsfeld | maxbrunsfeld@gmail.com
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