ctrlp-pipe

Usage

:CtrlPipe A --- B

The A will be evaluated in the eval(). Evaluated value is output to CtrlP.
The B will be evaluated in the execute. B will be evaluated after selection by CtrlP.

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A and B are separated by ---.

• --- will run in any mode.
• --e will run in mode the case of e
• --h will run in mode the case of h
• --t will run in mode the case of t
• --v will run in mode the case of v

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C S T and _

Variable C, S, T and _ can be used in the A and B.

• C is the value of CtrlPipe that became the start of the loop.
• S is an array to store the string that is selected in ctrlp.
• T is an array that is output to ctrlp.
• _ is dictionary that is utilities. Default value of _. this have only the function redir().
  If g:ctrlp_pipe_module is the dictionary, _ <-- g:ctrlp_pipe_module.

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--> is describe in front of the A.

:CtrlPipe String --> A --- B

String is evaluated as a string. do not need to be enclosed in quotes.

S is initialized with ['String'].
Also, if S has become empty, S will be ['String'].
The initial value of the S of case you did not describe the String is [''].

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Introduction

First try using this command.

:CtrlPipe v: --- echo S

Can get a mode a:mode

:CtrlPipe ['A'] --- echo a:mode

Different output for each mode.

:CtrlPipe ['C-t', 'C-x', 'C-v', 'CR'] --t echo 't' --h echo 'h' --v echo 'v' --e echo 'e' --- echo S[-1]

Repeat the command

:CtrlPipe ['Repeat'] --- exe C

Set the initial value of S

:CtrlPipe InitValue --> S --- exe C

Using the C then configure the loop. <C-t> Check the scope.

:CtrlPipe START --> S --- exe C --t echo l:

Behaves like ctrlp-line.

:CtrlPipe sort(map(getline(0,'$'),'v:val."\t:".(v:key+1)')) --- exe ctrlp#pipe#savePmt() | exe 'norm!' matchstr(S[-1],'\v\d+$') . 'ggzvzz' | exe C

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Use it as launcher.

nmap <leader><C-p> <Plug>(ctrlp-pipe)

For more information, please read the plugin/pipe.vim