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nvr --remote file1 file2
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# Send keys to the current buffer:
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nvr --remote-send 'iabc<esc>'
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# Enter insert mode, insert 'abc', and go back to normal mode again.
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nvr --remote-send "iabc<esc>"
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# Enter insert mode, insert "abc", and go back to normal mode again.
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# Evaluate any VimL expression, e.g. get the current buffer:
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nvr --remote-expr 'bufname("")'
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nvr --remote-expr "bufname("")"
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README.md
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```
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If no process is found, a new one will be started.
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$ nvr --remote-send 'iabc<cr><esc>'
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$ nvr --remote-expr 'map([1,2,3], "v:val + 1")'
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$ nvr --remote-send "iabc<cr><esc>"
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$ nvr --remote-expr "map([1,2,3], 'v:val + 1')"
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Any arguments not consumed by options will be fed to --remote-silent:
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Exception: --remote-expr, --remote-send.
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$ nvr +10 file
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$ nvr +'echomsg "foo" | echomsg "bar"' file
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$ nvr --remote-tab-wait +'set bufhidden=delete' file
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$ nvr +"echomsg 'foo' | echomsg 'bar'" file
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$ nvr --remote-tab-wait +"set bufhidden=delete" file
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Open files in a new window from a terminal buffer:
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Use nvr from git to edit commit messages:
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$ git config --global core.editor 'nvr --remote-wait-silent'
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$ git config --global core.editor "nvr --remote-wait-silent"
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optional arguments:
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-h, --help show this help message and exit
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Running `git commit` in a regular shell starts a nvim process. But in a
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terminal buffer (`:terminal`), a new nvim process starts as well. Now you
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have one nvim nested within another.
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If you do not want this, put this in your vimrc:
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```vim
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if has('nvim')
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let $GIT_EDITOR = 'nvr -cc split --remote-wait'
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if has("nvim")
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let $GIT_EDITOR = "nvr -cc split --remote-wait"
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endif
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```
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To use nvr from a regular shell as well:
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$ git config --global core.editor 'nvr --remote-wait-silent'
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$ git config --global core.editor "nvr --remote-wait-silent"
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- **Use nvr as git mergetool.**
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[merge]
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tool = nvr
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[mergetool "nvr"]
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cmd = nvr -s -d $LOCAL $BASE $REMOTE $MERGED -c 'wincmd J | wincmd ='
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cmd = nvr -s -d $LOCAL $BASE $REMOTE $MERGED -c "wincmd J | wincmd ="
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```
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`nvr -d` is a shortcut for `nvr -d -O` and acts like `vim -d`, thus it uses
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Unfortunately Neovim's API doesn't trigger any autocmds on its own, so simply
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`nvr /tmp` won't work. Meanwhile you can work around it like this:
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$ nvr /tmp -c 'doautocmd BufEnter'
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$ nvr /tmp -c "doautocmd BufEnter"
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- **Reading from stdin?**
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ashfinal
5 years ago