Execute selection and then move cursor to next line of selection

[zippeurfou]

It would be nice to have an alternative to CTRL + C that goes to the next line of the selection.

[julienr]

Thanks for the suggestion !

So you would like to run a selection line by line ? Ctrl-C currently runs the whole selection (doesn't it ?), so you can't really go to the next line of selection after that.

Or did I misunderstand something ?

[zippeurfou]

I would like to run current selection and then go to the next line (down) instead of going back to the beginning of the selection as it currently dows. The same way nvim-R does \d
https://github.com/jalvesaq/Nvim-R/blob/master/doc/Nvim-R.txt#L382
Current behavior https://cl.ly/b23166eabab6
And what behavior I'd like (example using R): https://cl.ly/367b972d2b35
The behavior is different as after executing the selection it goes to the next line. Let me know if this is not clear enough.

[julienr]

Ah ok, make sense ! Then yes, I agree it would be a nice addition. I can't promise anything because I'm quite busy currently, but if you feel like doing a PR, please go ahead :)

[zippeurfou]

Thanks @julienr, I wonder if we could just do a shortcut somehow that invoke CTRL-C as a quick hack at least.

[julienr]

Yeah I guess it would be a matter of writing another function that calls RunTmuxPythonChunk and then goes to the next line. I'm actually pretty bad at vimscript, so I don't even know how to go to the next line, but something like simulating a j should do.