Re: Is there a simple way to |^a| and |^x| ?

On 05.06.17 08:29, Tim Chase wrote:
> While a side-stepping of your literal request, you can do
> incrementing/decrementing in search replacements.
>
> For all numbers in a range:
>
> :'<,'>s/-\=\d\+/\=submatch(0)+22/g
>
> to add 22 to all numbers in that range of lines.
...

Thanks Tim, I'll make a note of that for possible future use, but the
crux remains: inc/dec of the magnitude, irrespective of sign. It looks
like I'd need to cobble together a little bit of Vimscript, and map the
functions to keys, maybe Alt-A and Alt-X.

Erik

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