On 2013-08-16 10:57, Gary Johnson wrote:
> On 2013-08-16, Javier Mediavilla Vegas wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > Is there any command or any method that allows to include a file
> > in the current file you are editing?
> >
> > By including a file I don't mean to read it with :read and paste
> > it. I mean something like
> > \include{file}
> >
> > The semantic that I am looking can be (merely an example):
> > In normal mode, if some include is expanded, it deletes it
> > contents and replaces the \include statement
> >
> > In insert mode, when the cursor is hover the line the include
> > is written, vim reads the file, and copy its content to the
> > line the statement was.
> >
> > Basically, I would like to have a conceal behaviour for such an
> > order that loads a file as is in that moment so changes in the
> > file included are reflected in the file that includes it.
>
> Do you mean something like this?
[snip]
> If not, it would help to know more about what you are trying to
> achieve.
I think the OP is asking for FoldOpen and FoldClose autocommands
(that would provide <foldstart> and <foldend> replacements to
specify the lines involved in the fold) in which one could do
something like (totally from the hip)
:set fdm=marker
:autocmd FoldOpen *.tex <foldstart>+1,<foldend>-1d_|<foldstart>r file.txt
This could be made more complex to pick the filename off the
fold-marker starting line, so you could have something like
\include{file1.txt} {{{
some recent(ish) content
from file1.txt
that would be replaced
with fresh content
from file1.txt
every time this fold is opened.
If the content of the include above
was changed, then closing and
reopening the fold would populate
the content from the new file-name
}}}
Unfortunately, I don't believe Vim exposes events when folds are
opened/closed.
-tim
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