Re: adjust by =

Entable is a perl script by Bryan Harris.
http://entable.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html
It is extremely flexable.

I wrote this note on using it from vim:
http://entable.s3.amazonaws.com/vim-usage.html

Using Entable with Vim

Place the entable script in a convenient folder,
I chose the local vim extensions folder:

vmap <F11> !$HOME/.vim/entable<cr>

Use visual mode to select some text,
press the mapped key to execute entable on the selected text.

... where

vmap map a key to visual mode
! call external command
$HOME environment variable to user home folder
.vim vim's extras folder, convenient place
entable the entable script
<cr> execute the enter key

--OR--

Define a function to which other commands may be added:

function! Entable() range
execute a:firstline . "," . a:lastline . '!$HOME/.vim/entable'
endf " usage :'<,'>call Entable()<cr>

... where

function! create function, overwrite an existing
Entable() function name
range function handles range
execute execute following string
a:firstline start of range
. concatenate parts of string
"," comma
. concatenate parts of string
a:lastline end of range
. concatenate parts of string
'!$HOME/.vim/entable' path
endf end of function
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Bill

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