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The README is confusing. I'd like to be able to run code in vim, but I don't see how to do this. I installed via Vundle, I've opened the sas file. The website that has been pointed to doesn't describe usage at all. I see there is a vim function defined, but I'm no vim master, I'm not sure how to run this function. Can you add a section for 'Usage' in the docs?
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All I really did was bring several separate vim extensions together into an easy to install vundle. I did not write these extensions, with the exception of the tagset mode which is automatic, as such I believe better documentation should probably be provided by the writers of the extensions.
It seems the function you want is RunSASonCurrentFile(), The most convenient thing to do would be to map that function to a key combination that you like.
I am no expert either. I have used Vi for 35 years, but programmed vim very little. I'm actually an
emacs w/evil-mode user and much prefer elisp over vimscript any day.
The README is confusing. I'd like to be able to run code in vim, but I don't see how to do this. I installed via Vundle, I've opened the sas file. The website that has been pointed to doesn't describe usage at all. I see there is a vim function defined, but I'm no vim master, I'm not sure how to run this function. Can you add a section for 'Usage' in the docs?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: