On 2013-07-19 23:08, Paul Isambert wrote:
> skeept <skeept@gmail.com> a écrit:
> > Following some vim tip, I can copy all the lines matching TODO to
> > a register u with
> >
> > quq -- clear register u
> > :g/TODO/y U -- append of the lines matching TODO to register u
> >
> > is there a similar way that I can append the line matching and
> > the line following the matching line, for each line that matches?
>
> Why not simply ":g/TODO/y U 2"?
or
:g/TODO/;+y U
which is short-hand for
:g/TODO/.;+1y
so you can adjust the yanked-range forward/backwards as you see fit,
such as "can I get the line before and after the match?" which would
be
:g/TODO/-,+y U
It looks a bit opaque to the uninitiated, but when you break it down,
it's pretty simple, and something that's a lot harder (if not
impossible) in other editors.
-tim
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