>Here's something I've been looking for how to do for a long time now.
>
>Select a paragraph with uneven line counts past right margin, and re-justify
>the text in respect to margins.
>
>map <F9> vipJQQ<CR>
>
>
>Puts in 'v' visual mode, 'ip' selects the (inner) paragraph under the cursor,
>'J' joins all the lines of the selected paragraph into one line, and 'Q' for
>re-wrap the text in respects to the margins.
>
>(For some reason, I had to specify 'Q' twice?)
>
>Works sweetly now for email! Now tell me, something like this is already
>created for VIM.
I've done some testing with the above and adding the following might also be
also be wise as I'm usually in edit mode.
imap <F9> <ESC>vipJQQ<CR>
However, if I'm replying to an EMail, the prefixed line of ">" (ie. see above),
will be included within the line rejoining, further embedding the line prefix
char into the lines.
I'm guessing something like search/replace (or maybe even GAWK) to first,
detect a char prefixed line, then strip the char and add the prefix after
reformatting is completed on an EMail.
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