How to run C++ from vim in an external terminal window with ability to add input.

• dotfiles

  5 90 4.9 C

  Dotfiles are the customization files (their filenames usually begin with a period) that are used to personalize Unix-based systems. (by martinsione)

Here is how I do it, https://github.com/martinsione/dotfiles/blob/master/src/.config/nvim/lua/core/compiler.lua

• FTerm.nvim

  19 696 0.0 Lua

  :fire: No-nonsense floating terminal plugin for neovim :fire:

For actually running your program, consider using a floating terminal plugin, for instance, this one, instead of opening an external terminal.

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• yabs.nvim

  12 202 0.0 Lua

  Discontinued Yet Another Build System/Code Runner for Neovim, written in lua

I wrote two plugins for exactly this purpose. One is pianocomposer321/yabs.nvim, which allows you to specify which commands (vim ex commands, or external commands) should be run for which filetype, and also where the output should go (the quickfix list, the terminal, etc). The other is pianocomposer321/consolation.nvim, which allows for easy management of terminals. These plugins will work independently of each other, but they work best together.

• consolation.nvim

  3 33 0.0 Lua

  A general-purpose terminal wrapper and management plugin for neovim, written in lua

I wrote two plugins for exactly this purpose. One is pianocomposer321/yabs.nvim, which allows you to specify which commands (vim ex commands, or external commands) should be run for which filetype, and also where the output should go (the quickfix list, the terminal, etc). The other is pianocomposer321/consolation.nvim, which allows for easy management of terminals. These plugins will work independently of each other, but they work best together.

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