ben lieb wrote:
I want to send the full path of the current buffer to a command line
script like this:
:!command <thisFile>
What symbol do I use to represent <thisFile>, meaning the current buffer?
This seems like an easy one, but I can't figure it out.
Usually,
:!command %
will be enough. If you need an explicit full path (rather than a relative
path), use
:!command %:p
Best regards,
Tony.
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