On 2020-06-21 18:57, Tim Chase wrote:
> To build this associative array, you might try
>
> :$?^$?,$g/\[\d\+\]/let b:a[getline('.')]=getline(line(".")+1)
Whoops, before you do this, you might have to let vim know that b:a
is an array:
:let b:a={}
:$?^$?,$g/\[\d\+\]/let b:a[getline('.')]=getline(line(".")+1)
> You can then use
>
> :1,$?^$?s/\[\d\+]/\='^['.b:a[submatch(0)].']'/g
Oh, this also assumes that all footnote-references have corresponding
entries in the footnote block. If you have a [13] and there's no
[13] footnote at the bottom, that substitute will yell at you about a
"E716: Key not present in Dictionary: {bogus footnote}"
-tim
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