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The following lines in vimrc will display the time of day and calender date on the editor status line: |
The following lines in vimrc will display the time of day and calender date on the editor status line: |
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set laststatus=2 "black status line at bottom of window |
set laststatus=2 "black status line at bottom of window |
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if has("win32") |
if has("win32") |
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| − | set statusline=% |
+ | set statusline=%<%f%h%m%r%=%{strftime(\"%I:%M:%S\ \%p,\ %a\ %b\ %d,\ %Y\")}\ %{&ff}\ %l,%c%V\ %P |
else |
else |
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| − | set statusline=% |
+ | set statusline=%<%f%h%m%r%=%{strftime(\"%l:%M:%S\ \%p,\ %a\ %b\ %d,\ %Y\")}\ %{&ff}\ %l,%c%V\ %P |
endif |
endif |
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That way when I print the file, I can also print the current clock time. |
That way when I print the file, I can also print the current clock time. |
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| − | set pheader=% |
+ | set pheader=%<%f%h%m%40{strftime(\"%I:%M:%S\ \%p,\ %a\ %b\ %d,\ %Y\")}%=Page\ %N |
(filename, time, page N) |
(filename, time, page N) |
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I have another proposal: Print the last modification time (not the printing time). |
I have another proposal: Print the last modification time (not the printing time). |
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| − | set pheader=% |
+ | set pheader=%<%f%h%m\ %40{strftime(\"%c\",getftime(expand(\"%%\")))}%=Page\ %N |
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| + | From Vim 8 onwards, new timers make it easy to autoupdate the statusbar, for example, every 4 seconds: |
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| + | let timer = timer_start(4000, 'UpdateStatusBar',{'repeat':-1}) |
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| + | function! UpdateStatusBar(timer) |
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| + | execute 'let &ro = &ro' |
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| + | endfunction |
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Latest revision as of 22:20, 18 April 2017
created May 1, 2003 · complexity basic · author Dorai Sitaram · version 5.7
The following lines in vimrc will display the time of day and calender date on the editor status line:
set ruler
set rulerformat=%55(%{strftime('%a\ %b\ %e\ %I:%M\ %p')}\ %5l,%-6(%c%V%)\ %P%)
It doesn't update time if you issue no keystrokes, but as soon as you do anything at all in the editor, you will get the current time.
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My vimrc has the following (but it can cause a slowdown).
set laststatus=2 "black status line at bottom of window
if has("win32")
set statusline=%<%f%h%m%r%=%{strftime(\"%I:%M:%S\ \%p,\ %a\ %b\ %d,\ %Y\")}\ %{&ff}\ %l,%c%V\ %P
else
set statusline=%<%f%h%m%r%=%{strftime(\"%l:%M:%S\ \%p,\ %a\ %b\ %d,\ %Y\")}\ %{&ff}\ %l,%c%V\ %P
endif
I didn't add this to the status line, but I did add it to the pheader (printheader), which uses the same syntax.
That way when I print the file, I can also print the current clock time.
set pheader=%<%f%h%m%40{strftime(\"%I:%M:%S\ \%p,\ %a\ %b\ %d,\ %Y\")}%=Page\ %N
(filename, time, page N)
I have another proposal: Print the last modification time (not the printing time).
set pheader=%<%f%h%m\ %40{strftime(\"%c\",getftime(expand(\"%%\")))}%=Page\ %N
From Vim 8 onwards, new timers make it easy to autoupdate the statusbar, for example, every 4 seconds:
let timer = timer_start(4000, 'UpdateStatusBar',{'repeat':-1})
function! UpdateStatusBar(timer)
execute 'let &ro = &ro'
endfunction