Is it possible to run vim filter command(:!) for only one word. Not on whole line as default? Or maybe is it possible to run something like: command (word from file)?
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Is it possible to run vim filter command(:!) for only one word. Not on whole line as default? Or maybe is it possible to run something like: command (word from file)?
I think you can use the
system()function.Test in Windows
before:
run command:
after: