Integrate running python code

[TheResplandor]

Integrate running python inside of vim:

• run an interpreter split window (preferabely ipython) (easy).
• Run whole project and see output while still in vim. utilize :make and set makeprg ?
• Run parts of the code. maybe with a plugin like atom's hydrogen.

[TheResplandor]

coc's commands :CocCommand python.execInTerminal and :CocCommand python.execSelectionInTerminal work just like atom's hydrogen, which is bad - doesnt remove indentation when executing parts of a function, Not focused on the window in which the code is ran after the command starts, runs current file and not main.py.

Create your own ways!

[TheResplandor]

• open ipython in split with \<leader>ti (t stands for type, its different for every language).

• close any terminal and its sub-processes (including ipython) with Q when in a terminal (not python specific feature, but useful for ipython terminals).

• run main.py and see output with :make. see output in qf list with :copen. Its pretty bad but exists in case i type it coz im used to cpp.

• Run main.py and keep output in a split window with \<c-f5>. Can also receive input.

• run current file and keep output in a split window with \<f5>. Can also receive input.

There is currently no good way to run parts of the code. I'll need to make my own plugin for this. this might be a good and easy first plugin.