This is an experimental plugin for scripted automation in Vim using ghosts :ghost:
Nvim 0.1.5 or Vim 7.4.1626 for the has('timers') feature.
Follow your package manager's instructions.
The :Haunt command runs a haunt script. Without a file argument, it
will run the current buffer's content. You can cancel the haunting with
Shift+F12.
Each non-blank line in a haunt script is fed into Vim as if you were typing
them. Non-printable characters must use the \<key> notation as described in
:h expr-quote. For example, newlines are ignored, so you must use \<cr>.
A line that starts with ## (it has a space after it) is a haunt directive.
A line that starts with ### is a comment.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
pause |
Pauses for a duration (in ms). Without arguments, defaults to 1000 |
execute |
Execute a command |
key_delay |
Sets the amount of time between keystrokes (in ms). Two arguments will cause the delay to be random within the range. |
feed_full |
Feed in the next line as a whole instead of individual keystrokes. Useful for operator keys. |
show_keys |
Displays keystrokes on screen. Argument is the time before clearing the buffer. 0 to disable and hide. |
Example script: support/demo/demo.hnt