Is there a way , let slime automatic knew the "language" we use.

[brucejuz]

I have set the slime automatic start the interpreter as this

let g:slime_target = "vimterminal"
let g:slime_vimterminal_cmd = "scheme"
let g:slime_vimterminal_config = {"term_finish": "close", "vertical": 1}

so each time I send a line, it will automatic open a window, run "scheme" and the line.

Is there a way, slime can know the language I use, so when I use "R", it will open "R", or when I use "Python", it will open "Python", or "C"... automatically.

Thanks a lot! By the way this plugin helps a lot!

[jpalardy]

Hi @brucejuz

You can try the &ft (filetype) variable, which reflects the type of file vim thinks you've got open.

Let me know how that goes 👍

[brucejuz]

I add these line to my vimrc

autocmd Filetype scheme let g:slime_vimterminal_cmd = "scheme"
autocmd Filetype python let g:slime_vimterminal_cmd = "**python3**"

Now, when I open .py, send a line, it will open python automatically; if I open .scm, send a line then it will open scheme. Nice:)

But in python, it must set cmd to "python3"; set cmd to "python" just does not work in vim-slime, even though in my terminal when I input "python", it can open python.

Thanks a lot!

[brucejuz]

I add these line to my vimrc

autocmd Filetype scheme let g:slime_vimterminal_cmd = "scheme"
autocmd Filetype python let g:slime_vimterminal_cmd = "**python3**"

Now, when I open .py, send a line, it will open python automatically; if I open .scm, send a line then it will open scheme. Nice:)

But in python, it must set cmd to "python3"; set cmd to "python" just does not work in vim-slime, even though in my terminal when I input "python", it can open python.

Thanks a lot!

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