On Tuesday, June 10, 2014 8:05:45 AM UTC-5, Ni Va wrote:
>
> It works a little using \s out \\s because I have magic card I think:
>
> :g/^\s/exec 'sil! +,/^END_OF_BLOCK/'.repeat('>', strlen(matchstr(getline('.'), '\(\s\)\+')) / 2)
>
>
> In fact I got :
>
> <some\spaces>THE_LINE_OF_THE_HEADER_THREE
> OTHER DEPEND'S LINES
> OTHER DEPEND'S LINES
You were SPECIFICALLY ASKED whether all your \s examples were two literal '\' and 's' characters, or whether they were spaces. You said:
> when I type "\s" these are the literal characters in the file
Next time, maybe don't misrepresent your problem.
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