> :%normal gqq
Interesting. What goes wrong is that the % operates on a certain number of lines. If the buffer has, say, 5 lines that are three times the length of the current window width, then the command will operate on the first 5 lines only.
However, each gqq will replace the line with three lines and the % will stop after it has processed 5 of what results.
John
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