On 2017-09-21 08:08, Gary Johnson wrote:
> Get rid of the indentation of the first line:
> 
>     gg0dw
Or either of the following
  gg<G
  :%le
>     :set fo=
>     :set tw=39
>     gggqG
If you prefer to do it with standard *nix tools outside of vim, you
can use
  sed 's/^\s*//' in.txt | fmt -w 40 > out.txt
The `sed` strips off the leading whitespace while `fmt` does the
heavy lifting/reformatting.
-tim
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