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CRAG666 / code_runner.nvim

Neovim plugin.The best code runner you could have, it is like the one in vscode but with super powers, it manages projects like in intellij but without being slow
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Closed zmd56 closed 10 months ago

zmd56 commented 1 year ago

filetype = { markdown = "MarkdownPreview", },

zsh:1: command not found: MarkdownPreview

zmd56 commented 1 year ago

Vim script is used to solve this problem perfectly.

vim.api.nvim_exec( [[ " noremap rr :call CompileRunGcc() func! CompileRunGccA() exec "w" for i in ["c","cpp","python","sh","html","go","lua","rust","r","nix","javascript","java"] if &filetype == i exec "RunFile float" elseif &filetype == 'markdown' exec "MarkdownPreview" elseif &filetype == 'tex' silent! exec "VimtexStop" silent! exec "VimtexCompile" endif endfor endfunc ]] , false )

dorrajmachai commented 1 year ago

Hello,

Have you tried something like:

filetype = {
     markdown = "cd $dir && nvim --headless +MarkdownPreview qa",
}

...?

Based on my understanding, part of which comes from this question on Reddit, writing it this way should allow you to give code_runner a command similar to the commands used for other languages like Java, Rust, or Go. I haven't tested it yet, so I can't say for sure it will work. If you decide to try it, please let me know what happens!

Good luck!

EDIT: forgot to link to Reddit question, sorry!

CRAG666 commented 1 year ago

the problem occurs, because code runner is meant to be used with terminal commands, all commands are executed in a shell