perldo bug(?)

[Edward Peschko]

hey all,

I'm trying to build an IDE of sorts using the vim-perl interface.

When I do a wincmd inside of perl (VIM::DoCommand()) it seems to lose focus, ie:

:perldo if (scalar(VIM::Windows()) > 1)
{
VIM::DoCommand("wincmd W");
VIM::DoCommand("q");
}

($doc, $num) = (m/>>\s*(\S+)\s*:(\d+)/);
VIM::DoCommand("split $doc);

VIM::DoCommand("$num");
VIM DoCommand("wincmd W");

VIM::DoCommand("+1");

The intent of this is to parse the current line, get a file and line
number (assuming a given format for the file) and then split the
document to the file under the cursor and forward the pointer to the
line number in question (ie: like emacs debugging mode).

This works OK, except that when the wincmd is given and it switches
back to the trace file (incrementing one line) , it loses focus on the
given file. ie: instead of keeping the cursor where it is (on the
current file name), it goes to the beginning of the source file that I
want to see, which is very annoying.

Is there any way to keep the focus where eg. VIM::DoCommand("1000")
puts you, ie: showing the screen centered around the 1000th line?

Ed

[Elennoel Bacongallo]

To Bran:

Hi! i would like to delete my on this community, but i can't login because i forgot my password.

Any help?

thanks a lot!


Cheers

Edon Bacongallo

[John Beckett]

Elennoel Bacongallo wrote:
> Hi! i would like to delete my on this community, but i can't
> login because i forgot my password.

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