How to get rid of “Press ENTER or type command to continue”
I'm using ctags to code C++ with vim.
I set two shortcuts of ctags as below:
autocmd VimEnter * silent! !eval 'ctags -R --c++-kinds=+p --fields=+iaS --extras=+q --language-force=C++ -o newtags; mv newtags .tags' &
function! Jump(type)
if filereadable(".tags")
if a:type == "single"
execute "normal! 2<C-]>"
execute "normal :NERDTreeFind<CR>"
execute "normal :wincmd p<CR>"
else
execute "normal! g<C-]>"
"execute "normal :redraw!"
endif
else
execute "normal :echo 'tags file not ready'<CR>"
endif
endfunction
nnoremap <C-]> :call Jump('single')<CR>
nnoremap g<C-]> :call Jump('multi')<CR>
As the autocmd command may need some time to finish, I write a function Jump.
For now, everything works well except that I always get a Press ENTER or type command to continue after typing g<C-]>.
I've tried to add execute "normal :redraw!" but it doesn't seem to work...
Also, I cannot use silent too, because g<C-]> has some necessary output:
If I use silent, all the output above will disappear.
vimscript ctags
asked Jan 15 at 11:06
YvesYves
1295
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I'm using ctags to code C++ with vim.
I set two shortcuts of ctags as below:
autocmd VimEnter * silent! !eval 'ctags -R --c++-kinds=+p --fields=+iaS --extras=+q --language-force=C++ -o newtags; mv newtags .tags' &
function! Jump(type)
if filereadable(".tags")
if a:type == "single"
execute "normal! 2<C-]>"
execute "normal :NERDTreeFind<CR>"
execute "normal :wincmd p<CR>"
else
execute "normal! g<C-]>"
"execute "normal :redraw!"
endif
else
execute "normal :echo 'tags file not ready'<CR>"
endif
endfunction
nnoremap <C-]> :call Jump('single')<CR>
nnoremap g<C-]> :call Jump('multi')<CR>
As the autocmd command may need some time to finish, I write a function Jump.
For now, everything works well except that I always get a Press ENTER or type command to continue after typing g<C-]>.
I've tried to add execute "normal :redraw!" but it doesn't seem to work...
Also, I cannot use silent too, because g<C-]> has some necessary output:
If I use silent, all the output above will disappear.
vimscript ctags
asked Jan 15 at 11:06
YvesYves
1295
And you press the number on the output ofg<C]and then get the "Press ENTER..." prompt?
– Ralf
Jan 15 at 11:55
@Ralf No, I simply pressg<C]and then get that. I cannot understand becauseexecute "normal :redraw!"works on my Mac OS but doesn't work on my ubuntu.
– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:14
add a comment |
I'm using ctags to code C++ with vim.
I set two shortcuts of ctags as below:
autocmd VimEnter * silent! !eval 'ctags -R --c++-kinds=+p --fields=+iaS --extras=+q --language-force=C++ -o newtags; mv newtags .tags' &
function! Jump(type)
if filereadable(".tags")
if a:type == "single"
execute "normal! 2<C-]>"
execute "normal :NERDTreeFind<CR>"
execute "normal :wincmd p<CR>"
else
execute "normal! g<C-]>"
"execute "normal :redraw!"
endif
else
execute "normal :echo 'tags file not ready'<CR>"
endif
endfunction
nnoremap <C-]> :call Jump('single')<CR>
nnoremap g<C-]> :call Jump('multi')<CR>
As the autocmd command may need some time to finish, I write a function Jump.
For now, everything works well except that I always get a Press ENTER or type command to continue after typing g<C-]>.
I've tried to add execute "normal :redraw!" but it doesn't seem to work...
Also, I cannot use silent too, because g<C-]> has some necessary output:
If I use silent, all the output above will disappear.
vimscript ctags
asked Jan 15 at 11:06
YvesYves
1295
I'm using ctags to code C++ with vim.
I set two shortcuts of ctags as below:
autocmd VimEnter * silent! !eval 'ctags -R --c++-kinds=+p --fields=+iaS --extras=+q --language-force=C++ -o newtags; mv newtags .tags' &
function! Jump(type)
if filereadable(".tags")
if a:type == "single"
execute "normal! 2<C-]>"
execute "normal :NERDTreeFind<CR>"
execute "normal :wincmd p<CR>"
else
execute "normal! g<C-]>"
"execute "normal :redraw!"
endif
else
execute "normal :echo 'tags file not ready'<CR>"
endif
endfunction
nnoremap <C-]> :call Jump('single')<CR>
nnoremap g<C-]> :call Jump('multi')<CR>
As the autocmd command may need some time to finish, I write a function Jump.
For now, everything works well except that I always get a Press ENTER or type command to continue after typing g<C-]>.
I've tried to add execute "normal :redraw!" but it doesn't seem to work...
Also, I cannot use silent too, because g<C-]> has some necessary output:
If I use silent, all the output above will disappear.
vimscript ctags
vimscript ctags
asked Jan 15 at 11:06
YvesYves
1295
asked Jan 15 at 11:06
YvesYves
1295
edited Jan 15 at 11:50
Yves
asked Jan 15 at 11:06
YvesYves
1295
asked Jan 15 at 11:06
YvesYves
1295
asked Jan 15 at 11:06
YvesYves
1295
1295
And you press the number on the output ofg<C]and then get the "Press ENTER..." prompt?
– Ralf
Jan 15 at 11:55
@Ralf No, I simply pressg<C]and then get that. I cannot understand becauseexecute "normal :redraw!"works on my Mac OS but doesn't work on my ubuntu.
– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:14
add a comment |
And you press the number on the output ofg<C]and then get the "Press ENTER..." prompt?
– Ralf
Jan 15 at 11:55
@Ralf No, I simply pressg<C]and then get that. I cannot understand becauseexecute "normal :redraw!"works on my Mac OS but doesn't work on my ubuntu.
– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:14
And you press the number on the output of
g<C] and then get the "Press ENTER..." prompt?– Ralf
Jan 15 at 11:55
And you press the number on the output of
g<C] and then get the "Press ENTER..." prompt?– Ralf
Jan 15 at 11:55
@Ralf No, I simply press
g<C] and then get that. I cannot understand because execute "normal :redraw!" works on my Mac OS but doesn't work on my ubuntu.– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:14
@Ralf No, I simply press
g<C] and then get that. I cannot understand because execute "normal :redraw!" works on my Mac OS but doesn't work on my ubuntu.– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:14
add a comment |
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Could you try the following. It directly uses :tag and :tjump instead of using the mappings. I also removed the unneeded execute ... stuff.
function! Jump(type)
if filereadable(".tags")
if a:type == "single"
execute "tag " . expand("<cword>")
NERDTreeFind
wincmd p
else
execute "tjump " . expand("<cword>")
endif
else
echo 'tags file not ready'
endif
endfunction
answered Jan 15 at 12:38
RalfRalf
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Wonderful! It works.
– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:52
add a comment |
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Could you try the following. It directly uses :tag and :tjump instead of using the mappings. I also removed the unneeded execute ... stuff.
function! Jump(type)
if filereadable(".tags")
if a:type == "single"
execute "tag " . expand("<cword>")
NERDTreeFind
wincmd p
else
execute "tjump " . expand("<cword>")
endif
else
echo 'tags file not ready'
endif
endfunction
answered Jan 15 at 12:38
RalfRalf
3,7451318
Wonderful! It works.
– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:52
add a comment |
Could you try the following. It directly uses :tag and :tjump instead of using the mappings. I also removed the unneeded execute ... stuff.
function! Jump(type)
if filereadable(".tags")
if a:type == "single"
execute "tag " . expand("<cword>")
NERDTreeFind
wincmd p
else
execute "tjump " . expand("<cword>")
endif
else
echo 'tags file not ready'
endif
endfunction
answered Jan 15 at 12:38
RalfRalf
3,7451318
Wonderful! It works.
– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:52
add a comment |
Could you try the following. It directly uses :tag and :tjump instead of using the mappings. I also removed the unneeded execute ... stuff.
function! Jump(type)
if filereadable(".tags")
if a:type == "single"
execute "tag " . expand("<cword>")
NERDTreeFind
wincmd p
else
execute "tjump " . expand("<cword>")
endif
else
echo 'tags file not ready'
endif
endfunction
answered Jan 15 at 12:38
RalfRalf
3,7451318
Could you try the following. It directly uses :tag and :tjump instead of using the mappings. I also removed the unneeded execute ... stuff.
function! Jump(type)
if filereadable(".tags")
if a:type == "single"
execute "tag " . expand("<cword>")
NERDTreeFind
wincmd p
else
execute "tjump " . expand("<cword>")
endif
else
echo 'tags file not ready'
endif
endfunction
answered Jan 15 at 12:38
RalfRalf
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answered Jan 15 at 12:38
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answered Jan 15 at 12:38
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Wonderful! It works.
– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:52
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Wonderful! It works.
– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:52
Wonderful! It works.
– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:52
Wonderful! It works.
– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:52
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And you press the number on the output of
g<C]and then get the "Press ENTER..." prompt?– Ralf
Jan 15 at 11:55
@Ralf No, I simply press
g<C]and then get that. I cannot understand becauseexecute "normal :redraw!"works on my Mac OS but doesn't work on my ubuntu.– Yves
Jan 15 at 12:14