Re: vim: format each long lines and insert just one break afterward

On 2013-05-18 20:22, ping wrote:
> 1) :'<,'>g/.*/exec "normal! o\<esc>"
> unconditionally insert a new line after each line (this may bring a
> lot of empty lines , if the original book already contains empty
> lines)

Any line matching ".*" could be written as just "^", and the
"normal..." bit can be done with an ex command, making a simpler
version:

:'<,'>g/^/put_

(put the null "_" register)

> 2) format all each line seperately.
> :'<,'>g/.*/exec "normal! gqq"
> this is different than gggqG (this will mess up everything :D )

and again here, using "^" instead of ".*"

-tim



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