>
> > You're trying to execute a normal-mode command where an :ex command is
>
> > expected. What you are trying to do is:
> > :folddoc normal! '<C-R>a'
>
> > However, may I instead suggest:
>
> > 1. Visually select the lines you wish to execute the command on (or
> > use marks as you are doing)
> > 2. :'<,'>normal! '<C-R>a'
>
> «normal! '<C-r>a'» is a wrong syntax for expressing
> execute "normal! \<C-r>a"
> What you have written is the same as
> execute "normal! '<"."C"."-R>a'"
> or ``go to the start of selection ('<) and replace the text to the end-of-line
> (C) with «-R>a'»''. Please test your answer before you post it.
>
I am aware of that. I was not suggesting pressing 5 keystrokes to get
<C-R>, I was suggesting physically typing CTRL+R. I interpreted this
to be what the OP was doing.
I understood the attempted solution to be:
:folddoc (insert contents of 'a' register)
I was suggesting this instead:
:foddoc normal! '(insert contents of "a" register)'
I am sorry for the confusion.
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