Vim: execute current file?
vim
Solution
:!%:p
,without the spaces, is shorter.
If you want an even shorter shortcut, you can create a custom mapping:
nnoremap <F9> :!%:p
or the more "mnemonic":
nnoremap <leader>r :!%:p
Problem
If I have a file with a shebang line (e.g. `#!/bin/bash`) open in Vim and the file has execute permissions (i.e. `chmod +x`) I know I can type this to execute it without leaving the editor: ``` :! %:p ``` - `:` for command mode - `!` to run a shell command - `%` to refer to the file in the current buffer - `:p` to use the full path of the current file Is there a shorter shortcut for this frequent task? e.g. there is a `ZZ` shortcut for `:wq`, etc.