Hi joonty,
I used your plugin but unfortunately I noticed that the output in the buffer DoProcess doesn't contain the complete output of the command.
I created a simple directory with 10 files (file1.txt to file10.txt) and ran in vim:
Here is what I get in the buffer DoProcess
======================
[command] ls
[status] exited <0>
[time] 531.0ms
[pid] 12259
======================
file1.txt
which obviously is not what I expect. Actually the result varies. Indeed if I run the same command I get:
======================
[command] ls
[status] exited <0>
[time] 531.0ms
[pid] 12403
======================
file1.txt
file10.txt
which makes me think that this issue is related to the thread. It may not run until the process finishes.
Just for information, I use:
- Python 2.7.10
- Vim 7.4.488
Hi joonty,
I used your plugin but unfortunately I noticed that the output in the buffer
DoProcessdoesn't contain the complete output of the command.I created a simple directory with 10 files (file1.txt to file10.txt) and ran in vim:
Here is what I get in the buffer
DoProcesswhich obviously is not what I expect. Actually the result varies. Indeed if I run the same command I get:
which makes me think that this issue is related to the thread. It may not run until the process finishes.
Just for information, I use: