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Releases: EvanQuan/vim-executioner

v1.1.0

27 Nov 19:52
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Features

Add more languages to defaults:

  • MATLAB (.m)
  • OCaml (.ml)
  • Ruby (.rb)
  • Rust (.rs)
  • Swift (.swift)

v1.0.0

25 Nov 04:54
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Complete implementation of full and base name symbol subtitution.
Rename g:executioner#current_file to g:executioner#full_name.
Add g:executioner#base_name to ease more complicated commands.
Both symbols are defined only if they are not already defined in vimrc.

Improve c and cpp default commands to output file based on file name.
Add r to default as R file.

Non-backwards compatible changes

Change executioner#extensions to account for substitution feature

Code

Add test.* and Test.* files to .gitignore

v0.5.1

23 Nov 19:02
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Bug fix

Remove s:executioner#current_name, which causes an error on load.

v0.5.0

23 Nov 18:47
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Add g:executioner#current_file flag to allow current file to be ran with
command line arguments, and ease compilable commands.

Add c, cpp, php, perl and prolog default commands.

v0.4.0

22 Nov 19:37
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Features

Files can be executed with command line arguments.

v0.3.0

22 Nov 09:31
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Use terminal if available to allow for user input for horizontal and vertical split.
Name has higher priority over file extension in determine execute command.
ghci is added as default for .hs files (Haskell).

v0.2.0

21 Nov 08:57
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Renamed executable config dictionaries.

v0.1.0

20 Nov 23:05
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Initial release

Features

File extension detection is naively detected. Execution works well.