as shown here they can be included inside the Windows Terminal application (wt.exe) with an ad-hoc profile.
Alternatively, this VIM9 plugin opens the same terminals in a VIM buffer. At the time of writing only msys2 and mingw64-w64 terminals are supported.
Assuming you are using this plugin manager, you need to add the plugin URL to your list in the .vimrc file, as follows:
Plug '
https://sevepy@bitbucket.org/sevepy/vim-mterminals.git
'
Save and source the rc file (:so %), and then run :PlugInstall.
You also need to create the following VIM global variable with the path to the msys2 root directory:
if has('win32') || has('win64')
" Set the Msys2 root directory
let g:terminals_msys2_root = "C:\\msys2"
" starting directory, optional
let g:terminals_msys2_startingDirectory = "C:\\Users\\user"
endif
It's also possible to define a default starting directory. Note that the backslash, that separates directories inside the path, has to be escaped.
This plugin provides the following mappings in normal mode:
leader m | Open or get back to a MSYS2 terminal buffer |
leader M | Open or get back to a MINGW64-w64 terminal buffer |
Here's a short demo.
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