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tslime lets you send text from Vim to a running tmux session. It's useful for interacting with language/database REPLs and such.

tslime2 is a fork of tslime (which itself is a fork of a fork of a...). It's completely rewritten (in TimL) and documented.

Check out the documentation for more information.

Installation

Use Pathogen.

tslime2 requires TimL so install that too.

License

MIT/X11

Credits

In a nutshell:

The original version of tslime as far as I can tell is: https://github.com/kikijump/tslime.vim

That repo hasn't been updated in a while, but this one has: https://github.com/jgdavey/tslime.vim

I took that repo and added a few things and documentation and the result was: https://github.com/sjl/tslime.vim

Then I completely rewrote everything in TimL and out came: https://github.com/sjl/tslime2.vim

tslime2.vim's People

Contributors

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tslime2.vim's Issues

Autocompletion for tmux session is not working.

Hi, Just installed this plugin. Here is error on session completion:

session? ...
Error detected while processing function tslime#core#connect_to_tmux..timl#call..534..530:
line    9:
E117: Unknown function: tslime#complete_sessions

Similar happens for pane and window completion (once I specify previous values manually).

Maybe it's related to how I create tmux session (I use fish function for that):

function tm
    tmux -2 -u has -t $argv[1]; and tmux -2 -u attach -t $argv[1]; or tmux -2 -u new -s $argv[1]
end

Any tips? Am I doing something wrong? Timl version is latest master.

Why comment out the include-guard?

You have this line in autoload/tslime/core.tim:

; (ph/include-guard g:loaded-tslime)

I'm just wondering if there's a reason you have it commented out, as I'm playing with writing a .tim plugin right now. Any issues with it?

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