Re: A quick way to get abstract from a very _long_ article?

Hello, tim: 

thanks!

On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 9:03 AM, Tim Chase <vim@tim.thechases.com> wrote:

Depending on the complexity of your document and how whitespace
is treated, you can do most of them pretty easily:

   :g/^Lesson \d\+//^Abstract/;/^-\@!/t$

with this command i get result like following:

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Abstract "This is what i want to get

-every abstrct point        "This is what i want to get

-will start with string '-'                "This is what i want to get

-... "This is what i want to get

Abstract

-tip1

-tip2

-tip3

-…

-…

Abstract

-tip1

-tip2

-tip3

-tip4

-…

 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I think it has solved my first problem, it's amazing~~

but I can't understand the expression very well, could you give me some more 

explanation about how you organize  the command and what every part stand for?

another question: "Lesson is disappeared?"

I will read and have a try of left of your reply now. thanks again!

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