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> I don't know if there's a way to run a macro against a bunch of files in
> one pass
In that case, I'd suggest using a shell script to execute vim on the files
individually. Obviously, going to use slightly more machine time, since
it's loading vim n times, but it'c going to be more flexible, (e.g. doing
the job in batches), to trade off against human development time.
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