Converts the current buffer or visually selected text to syntax highlighted RTF text and puts it in the paste buffer.
Watch it in action:
out-video.mp4
Inspired by vim-copy-as-rtf.
I wrote this because I write code examples in Vim, and I want to paste them
in to Keynote but maintain the syntax highlighting. I've been using
vim-copy-as-rtf for years, but it uses a macOS utility called textutil, and
that utility has started giving me problems. vim-copy-as-rtf would convert
the source to HTML, then use textutil to convert the HTML to RTF. This
plugin directly converts the text to RTF without an intermediate HTML file.
$ git submodule add https://github.com/tenderlove/vim-to-rtf.git pack/dist/start/vim-to-rtf
Convert the entire buffer to RTF and put it in the paste buffer:
:ToRTF
To select lines and put in the paste buffer, just visual select, then do
:ToRTF
The default font it uses is Courier, but you can change it like this:
g:tortf_font = "SF Mono"No font size is specified by default, but you can specify a font size like this:
g:tortf_font_size = 32