Re: Keeping endofline representation in xml fileformat dos file

Le vendredi 15 mars 2019 19:06:38 UTC+1, Brandon Stoner a écrit :
> Other people are here. It's not just you two. Some people like screenshots. They aren't hurting anyone. I can reproduce this issue with a brand new, unconfigured copy of Vim and an XML file easily based solely on the description.
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> Complaining about screenshots isn't helping anyone. This person provided significant information for people who are in a console AND people who use a GUI, which is ideal.
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> Mar 15, 2019, 9:57 AM by cbl...@256bit.org:
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> On Fr, 15 Mär 2019, niva...@gmail.com wrote:
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> It was not a screenshot but a gif animation and Sample file was
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> Here it is.
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> Please don't send screenshots or screen captures. Since I am reading my
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> It looks like you are looking for a tool like dos2unix.
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> Alternatively, i can successfully convert the file using
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> vim --clean -c ':wq! ++ff=unix' sample.xml
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> Best,
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> Christian
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Hi All,
I've tried to implement Andy's answer into my existing script that is doing :

A/ extracting the mixed line from original file.
B/ put it into new tmpfile and doing the Three Steps of Andy
C/ trying to reinject after B/ Steps, the content of tmpfile into original file at same line, in state of existing mixed line.

Fails because I don't see mixed end of lines.

Thank you all. Embedded mixed scripts are more and more used by these days and would be powerful to manage them easily.

Thank you for your kindness :)
NiVa


This is the vimscript function:

fun! EditScript(cword,line) "{{{

if a:cword=='VALUE'

" save cursor pos
" let @c = getcurpos()
let s:cursorpos = getcurpos()

let g:lineline = getline(line('.'))
if stridx(g:lineline,'scriptparsetext')>-1
\ || stridx(g:lineline,'script')>-1

let pattern='.*VALUE="\([^"]\+\)".*'
let @o = DecodeHtmlEntities(substitute(g:lineline, pattern, '\=submatch(1)', ""))

" extract vbscript of a mixed file https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/vim_use/yvObbttLY6g
"
" (1) make it a Dos file
let s:tmpfile = tempname()
sp | exe 'e +ff=dos '.s:tmpfile

" further editing
put=@o

%s/
/
/g

w! | bw! " save it


" (2) make it a Unix file
sp | exe 'e +ff=dos '.s:tmpfile
setlocal ff=unix

" further editing
set ft=vb
norm gg=G

w! | bw! " save it

" (3) keep mixed line endings
sp | exe 'e +ff=dos '.s:tmpfile
" further editing
set ft=vb

w! " save it

" mappings
map <2-LeftMouse> :exe 'silent! call EncodeScript()'<CR>
map <C-RightMouse> :exe 'silent! call ReInjectScript()'<CR>
map <C-MiddleMouse> :exe 'silent! call KeepMixedLineEndings()'<CR>

else

echomsg 'no entering code'

endif
else

echomsg 'no entering code 2'

endif

endfunction "}}}




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