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I am getting ready to write lot of small experimental java programs as I am studying for java certification. Since I want to avoid using an IDE I’m giving gvim a try.
I have a HelloWorld.java file open. How can I run javac and then java and then be able to see the output all in one window?
I do not want to alt tab to a dos prompt window. compile/run the program there and then come back to my editor.
Try this in command mode:
Edit: I believe that in windows do concatenate multiple commands you use
&&and not;as I posted previously. But I’m not sure if this applies to gvim.