[vim/vim] Autocommand event that runs after a command executed? (Issue #12046)
Sebastian Carlos
Is it possible to have an autocommand event that runs whenever a command executes on vim? By "command" I mean anything like w, di( or ihello<ESC>.
Alternatively, can a user, plugin, or remote process figure out programatically when such a command is executed on Vim? Could this information get logged somewhere?
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Bram Moolenaar
> Is it possible to have an autocommand event that runs whenever a
> or `ihello<ESC>`.
>
> Alternatively, can a user, plugin, or remote process figure out
> programatically when such a command is executed on Vim? Could this
> information get logged somewhere?
Would this event be triggered after any single command, or after a
series of commands? E.g. when a mapping does three commands, or a
plugin executes a bunch of commands.
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Sebastian Carlos
What would you use it for?
A statistics plugin. And a "vim golf"-like plugin that requires counting the number of commands.
Would this event be triggered after any single command, or after a series of commands? E.g. when a mapping does three commands, or a plugin executes a bunch of commands.
It's fine for me either way. Whatever granularity or approach you consider reasonable or easy to implement is ok by me.
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