2010/10/2 ZyX <zyx....@gmail.com>:
> Ответ на сообщение <<How to execute commands at vim exiting?>>,
> присланное в 17:09:18 02 октября 2010, Суббота.
> Отправитель: Joan Miquel Torres Rigo:
>
> To execute something just before vim exists, you can use `VimLeave`
> autocommand,
> like that:
> autocmd VimLeave * KillAllScreens
> (you must define KillAllScreens autocommand by yourself). About capturing
> vim's
> pid: use ``let g:vimpid=system('echo -n $PPID')+0''
>
Thank you a lot.
I'm still a newbie in vim scripting and I must to end up reading
autocommands documentation but seems it will do just that I need.
Note: If I understood well, the command you given will run
KillAllScreens once per each buffer but, of course, this is trivial to
solve by using some flag variable.
Regards.
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