created by

Stefan Göbel

script type

utility

description

Vimya can be used to execute the contents of a Vim buffer, the current visual selection or a single command in Autodesk Maya. The plugin will save the commands to be executed in a temporary file and tell Maya via the command port to source this file. Both MEL and Python scripts are supported, Maya's log can optionally be opened in a separate tab in Vim (requires the Tail Bundle plugin vimscript #1714). Important: You need a Vim version with built-in Python support to run this plugin! * news about this plugin: http://ntworks.net/vimya/index.html * or as Atom feed: http://ntworks.net/vimya/index.atom * the source code is also available at Gitorious: http://gitorious.org/vimya and http://code.ntworks.net/Vimya * bug tracker: http://code.ntworks.net/Vimya

install details

Starting with version 0.3, a VimBall is provided for easy installation (requires vimscript #1502). Download the VBA file, open it in Vim and run ":so %" to install it. Alternatively, download and extract the ZIP archive in your runtimepath, usually ~/.vim/. A help file is included, run the :helptags command to update the tag list (eg. ":helptags ~/.vim/doc/"). See ":help vimya" for usage instructions.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
vimya-0.3.vba	0.3	2013-01-30	7.0	Stefan Göbel	Same as below, as VimBall.
vimya-0.3.zip	0.3	2013-01-30	7.0	Stefan Göbel	Added userCmd parameter to sendBufferToMaya() function.
vimya-0.2.zip	0.2	2009-12-27	7.0	Stefan Göbel	The plugin should work on Windows now. Also, deleting temporary files did not always work as expected, this should also be fixed now.
vimya-0.1.zip	0.1	2009-05-06	7.0	Stefan Göbel	Initial upload

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