Adam Shand wrote:
>
> > clever solution. wish i'd come up with that one.
>
> ain't that always the way ... :)
>
> > here's the lo-down:
> >
> > :g <- globally--i.e. thru every line in the file
>
> how is that different from :s/find/replace/g ?
ex is a LINE editor. if your line looks like t
> I'm no pro, but the following, without squashing works. And yes, I know
> that at the end of the file it might give an error.
> :g/^ *$/+1 s/^ *[^ ]/&/
that does indeed do the trick! now i just have to decipher the regex so i
understand it.
thanks!
adam.
that's useful, thanks. i've never used macro's in vi, i'll play with it. i
need to check out wml as well as someone else suggested ;)
adam.
On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, Rick Younie wrote:
> On Sat, Apr 29, 2000, Adam Shand wrote:
> >
> > > A two-liner is
> > > %s/^// - add to the start of each li
On Sat, Apr 29, 2000 at 08:13:21PM -0700, Rick Younie wrote:
> On Sat, Apr 29, 2000, Adam Shand wrote:
> >
> > > A two-liner is
> > > %s/^// - add to the start of each line
> > > %s/^$// - remove any lines that contain only
> >
> > nope won't work. it'll put a ' ' at the beginning of every
On Sat, Apr 29, 2000, Adam Shand wrote:
>
> > A two-liner is
> > %s/^// - add to the start of each line
> > %s/^$// - remove any lines that contain only
>
> nope won't work. it'll put a ' ' at the beginning of every line which
> has text in it. thus this:
Ah. Don't know how to do that wi
> So add to any non-blank line? I'd like to know a one-liner for this
> too. You've got blank line with ^$ but how do you negate that?
but what if a paragraph has more then one line. you have to detect the
beginning of a new paragraph and then insert a ' ' before the first line
of text.
> A
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> is there a way to match a pattern over more then one line in vi (i normally
> use vim)?
>
> i'm html formatting text documents and what i'd like to do is replace
> something like the below paragraphs:
> ___
> while you can specify that a substitution take place on many lines
> (1,3s/// for lines 1-3, .,$s/// for lines "here" to end of file, or
> %s/// for lines "all") VI is based on EX which is a line editor.
yah, hence my question :)
> there may be some advanced voodoo mumbo-jumbo that will allow
while you can specify that a substitution take place on
many lines (1,3s/// for lines 1-3, .,$s/// for lines "here"
to end of file, or %s/// for lines "all") VI is based on
EX which is a line editor.
there may be some advanced voodoo mumbo-jumbo that will allow
VIM (or ELVIS, another enhanced VI)
There are several ways in VIM. You can specify ranges (lines, counts)
or globally. :%s/x/y/ . See the :help for more info.
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is there a way to match a pattern over more then one line in vi (i normally
use vim)?
i'm html formatting text documents and what i'd like to do is replace
something like the below paragraphs:
__
the first line of text, this is
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