What would be the command format to run three commands from a shell
command line (e.g. BASH) to run a VIM command, save the output, and
quit?
Below, I'd like to save the output of the "scriptnames" command in a
file called "vim_output" and quit the editor with no further
interaction, in order to examine the vim_output file later.
This doesn't work:
vim +"scriptnames" +":w vim_output" +":q"
Is this possible without writing a VIM script? I don't see any way to
issue three VIM commands from the command line. What is the command
separator in this case, or is there one?
If I have to write a VIM script to do these three actions, is there a
command line option to have VIM run a script to do these things, and
then exit cleanly?
Thanks.
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