Re: How to execute Vim commands from commands.vim file to my text mydata.txt file?

Thanks a lot. Now I see commands.vim should only contain:
=========
:%s/ship/vessel/ge
:%s/What/That/ge
=========

without:
=========
for line in getline(1, 2)
let @a = line
@a
endfor
=========

I found above code on web, but if I understand correctly the data AND vim code was in the same file, but in my case I would like to have this two separated.


Excellent, just for reference if someone reads this thread... Now I can do the following:
1. Type in commands in commands.vim and have data in mydata.txt.
2. From shell I can execute:
vim -c "source commands.vim" -c wq mydata.txt
Above command executes commands written in commands.vim against mydata.txt text file, saves and exit (wq) the Vim. So I can automate this execution from batch file from schedule for example.

Thanks a lot for help.

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