From f3ea7c8003c7a65de29c2f4e0e1bf0d592dd0ad8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Syndamia <kamen@syndamia.com>
Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2024 16:05:38 +0200
Subject: [.vimrc] Reworked entire vimrc

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 .vim/miniplugins/code_terminal.vim | 85 --------------------------------------
 1 file changed, 85 deletions(-)
 delete mode 100644 .vim/miniplugins/code_terminal.vim

(limited to '.vim/miniplugins/code_terminal.vim')

diff --git a/.vim/miniplugins/code_terminal.vim b/.vim/miniplugins/code_terminal.vim
deleted file mode 100644
index 4ddc1ae..0000000
--- a/.vim/miniplugins/code_terminal.vim
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,85 +0,0 @@
-" Program in which build actions are executed. If no value, build commands are executes as bash commands.
-" This is only really useful in languages with interpreters
-let g:codeenvs = {
-\	'scheme' : 'racket',
-\	'lisp'   : 'rlwrap sbcl --noinform',
-\ }
-
-" The following two dictionaries support certain substitutions:
-" %F - location of current file (relative path)
-" %D - directory of current file (full path)
-
-" Building the current file only
-let g:codebuildsingle = {
-\	'scheme'  : '(enter! "%F")',
-\	'cpp'     : "g++ -g -pedantic '%F' && ./a.out",
-\	'yacc'    : 'bison -t -d %F',
-\	'lex'     : 'flex %F',
-\	'haskell' : 'runhaskell "%F"',
-\	'lisp'    : '(load "%F")',
-\ }
-" Building all files in the directory (and subdirectories) of the current file
-let g:codebuildproject = {
-\	'cpp' : "g++ -g -pedantic '%D/'**/*.cpp && ./a.out"
-\ }
-
-noremap <F3> :call CodeTerminal(g:codebuildsingle)<CR>
-noremap <F4> :call CodeTerminal(g:codebuildproject)<CR>
-inoremap <F3> <C-O>:call CodeTerminal(g:codebuildsingle)<CR>
-inoremap <F4> <C-O>:call CodeTerminal(g:codebuildproject)<CR>
-" We assume that the last accessed window is the one with the source code, otherwise it gets complicated
-tnoremap <F3> <C-W><C-P>:call CodeTerminal(g:codebuildsingle)<CR><C-W><C-P>
-tnoremap <F4> <C-W><C-P>:call CodeTerminal(g:codebuildproject)<CR><C-W><C-P>
-
-au TabNew * call CTCreateTabVars()
-
-function! CTCreateTabVars()
-	let t:codetermbufnr  = -1
-	let t:codetermft     = ""
-	let t:codetermhadenv = 0
-endfunction
-call CTCreateTabVars()
-
-function! OpenCodeTerminal()
-	if !bufexists(t:codetermbufnr)
-		term
-		" Latest buffer is the terminal buffer we just opened
-		let t:codetermbufnr = bufnr("$")
-		" We go back to the file from which this was called
-		wincmd p
-		let t:codetermft = ""
-		let t:codetermhadenv = 0
-	endif
-
-	if &filetype != t:codetermft
-		if t:codetermhadenv
-			" This is kinda bad, since certain environments might not close with this only
-			call term_sendkeys(t:codetermbufnr, "\<C-D>")
-			" The sleep is kinda bad, but it fixes the next term_sendkeys not working properly
-			sleep 500m
-		endif
-
-		let t:codetermft = &filetype
-		if has_key(g:codeenvs, &filetype)
-			call term_sendkeys(t:codetermbufnr, g:codeenvs[&filetype] . "\<CR>")
-			let t:codetermhadenv = 1
-		else
-			let t:codetermhadenv = 0
-		endif
-	endif
-endfunction
-
-function! CodeTerminal(builddict)
-	call OpenCodeTerminal()
-
-	if has_key(a:builddict, &filetype)
-		let buildcomm = a:builddict[&filetype] . "\<CR>"
-		let buildcomm = substitute(buildcomm, "%F", @%, "")
-		let buildcomm = substitute(buildcomm, "%D", expand('%:p:h'), "")
-		call term_sendkeys(t:codetermbufnr, buildcomm)
-		echo "[CodeTerminal] Sent build command!"
-	else
-		call term_sendkeys(t:codetermbufnr, "\<Up>\<CR>")
-		echo "[CodeTerminal] No value in build dictionary!"
-	endif
-endfunction
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