Re: bash script using vim commands?

On 02:26 Sat 21 May , shawn wilson wrote:
> On May 21, 2011 12:30 AM, "Antonio Recio" <amdx64bt@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > The two commands to delete the comments of C++ files are:
> > :%s!\s*//.*\|/\*\_.\{-}\*/
> > :g/^\s*$/d
> >
> > How I can add this commands to my bash script?
> >
>
> The right tool for the job I think: sed, awk, perl, lisp, etc. I don't think
> vim is the right tool.
>
> That said, I'm sure there's a way. OTOH, if you're a hammer, everything
> looks like a nail :)
>
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As mentioned above, this will not be fast but here is how you can make it:
You can write a vimscript, which iterates over files in path and runs this
commands.

You can start with this:

for file in filter(split(globpath(getcwd(), "**"), "\n), "!isdirectory(v:val)")

exe "edit ".file
.... your substitutions ...
wq
endfor

Then in your bashrc file you can add:
vim -nX -S YourScriptName.vim -cq!

Best,
Marcin Szamotulski

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