On 2015-04-16 15:58, av wrote:
> g,^\w,exe '.,.-1 join'
>
> Is it possible to achive the g,something,norm kJ but with ex
> command instead, maybe it will work for me.
A couple observations:
- you're using :exe but don't really need to
- your range is backwards
I suspect that you can accomplish what you want with
:g/^\w/-j
where "-j" is the Ex command to, on the previous line ("-"), join it
with the next line (":help :j").
-tim
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