M README.md => README.md +1 -1
@@ 31,4 31,4 @@ Behind The Scenes
=================
1. First, vim-markdown-preview renders your markdown as html and creates a temporary file `vim-markdown-preview.html` in `/tmp/`.
2. Next, vim-markdown-preview then either opens the html file or refreshes the Google Chrome tab.
-3. Lastly, vim-markdown-preview removes the temporary file so nothing left behind.
+3. If you would like vim-markdown-preview to remove the temporary file so nothing left behind, uncomment lines 20 and 21.
M plugin/vim-markdown-preview.vim => plugin/vim-markdown-preview.vim +3 -3
@@ 8,7 8,7 @@ function! Vim_Markdown_Preview()
call system('markdown ' . curr_file . ' > /tmp/vim-markdown-preview.html')
let chrome_wid = system("xdotool search --name 'vim-markdown-preview.html - Google Chrome'")
if !chrome_wid
- sleep 300m
+ "sleep 300m
call system('see /tmp/vim-markdown-preview.html & > /dev/null &')
else
let curr_wid = system('xdotool getwindowfocus')
@@ 17,8 17,8 @@ function! Vim_Markdown_Preview()
call system("xdotool key 'ctrl+r'")
call system('xdotool windowactivate ' . curr_wid)
endif
- sleep 700m
- call system('rm /tmp/vim-markdown-preview.html')
+ "sleep 700m
+ "call system('rm /tmp/vim-markdown-preview.html')
endfunction
autocmd Filetype markdown,md map <buffer> <C-p> :call Vim_Markdown_Preview()<CR>