Thanks for all the replies. It seems that:
1) There's no really clean way to do it. It seems to me that there should be something like "linedo" - analogous to "windo" and "buffdo". Of the workarounds, the %g/./normal
method seems the best. Thanks for that.
2) It just occurred to me that, for this specific case (reformatting each line), you could use "fmt -s" (at least on Unix/GNU version of "fmt").
-- 1) There's no really clean way to do it. It seems to me that there should be something like "linedo" - analogous to "windo" and "buffdo". Of the workarounds, the %g/./normal
method seems the best. Thanks for that.
2) It just occurred to me that, for this specific case (reformatting each line), you could use "fmt -s" (at least on Unix/GNU version of "fmt").
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