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feature request: VimCalc on current buffer. #6

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mMontu opened this issue May 7, 2012 · 2 comments
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feature request: VimCalc on current buffer. #6

mMontu opened this issue May 7, 2012 · 2 comments

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@mMontu
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mMontu commented May 7, 2012

I'd like to be able to have a history of the calculations that doesn't goes away when closing VimCalc window. It would be even better to have a separated history for each task/project.

I think this could be accomplished through a command that activate VimCalc on the current buffer, instead of on a new one. Through vim filetypes it would be possible to have VimCalc activated automatically when opening such history files.

Thanks for sharing this awesome plugin!

@gregsexton
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Thanks for submitting this request. I like the idea of a persistent history and will add it to my todo list.

I intend to revisit VimCalc and add a bunch of new features. User-defined formulae, an RPN mode and lists of numbers for stats-based operations are all on my radar too. However, I must admit, this work is fairly low on my priority list so you may have to be patient. In the meantime: I'm happy to receive pull requests! ;)

Thanks,

Greg

@mMontu
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mMontu commented May 12, 2012

I've feeling the need of a better tool to perform calculations for a long time, and especially one integrated with Vim, and have been searching vim.org at times for a while.
Finding VimCalc was a very good surprise, and it fulfill most of my needs on its current state, so I have no problem with waiting :D

Thank you very much for your time and effort on this great tool.

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