[slim-vim] ecl-repl 1.0.0 now available

[Larry Clapp]

On Mon, Apr 03, 2006 at 07:55:20AM -0800, Brad Beveridge wrote:
> I'll try to get a simple reproducible case tonight.

Thanks.

> When I work with the ECL repl, I usually have the window split, with
> the ECL REPL in the lower half.  I also use hidden buffers to edit
> multiple files, and have tab mapped to :bnext to move between them.
> Unfortunately, this means I move through the REPL and scratch
> buffers.  You can cause these buffers to be skipped by moving to
> them and ":set nobuflisted".  However, they are also removed from
> :ls, so make sure you know what buffer number the REPL and scratch
> are so you can :b<number> back to it if you accidentally lose that
> buffer.

:ls! can show you the buffer numbers.  But I saw that problem, too,
and wrote the rb and lb mappings to get around it.  \rb :sb's to the
repl buffer and then goes back to the original window; \lb just :sb's
to the scratch buffer and leaves you there.

Note: "\" is actually <leader>, of course.

-- Larry