Greetings from a guy living in Argentina and a user of vi.
I never imagine I could do that with vi.
I always cut and paste to insert a figure..... you give me a lot of
ideas...... This helper scripts are very cool.....
Even to edit a source code (may be fortran or c or whatever) is very
usefull..... ! May be to create a IF THEN ELSE skeleton to use...
THANKS!!!!!!!
ALF
El Lun 08 Abr 2002 11:51, escribiste:
> Not built in, true, but I do almost all my documentation in vi/TeX. One
> nice thing about vi is that you can filter sections of text through
> external programs, or read directly from the stdout of any program. This
>
> allows me to format a section of text by doing (trivial example):
> :10,50! fmt
>
> For TeX code I've created a bunch of little helper scripts to do things
> like plug in an image or format columns. E.g.:
>
>
> #/bin/sh
> # epsinsert
> GEOMETRY=`grep -A1 "% Image geometry" $1|tail -1`
> # echo $GEOMETRY
> WIDTH=`echo $GEOMETRY|cut -d' ' -f1`
> HEIGHT=`echo $GEOMETRY|cut -d' ' -f2`
>
> echo \\begin\{figure\}[label]
> echo \\centering
> echo \\includegraphics[height=${HEIGHT}pt,width=${WIDTH}pt]{$1}
> echo \\caption\{ CAPTION \}
> echo \\label\{label\}
> echo \\end\{figure\}
>
> This can be called with:
> :r! epsinsert images/somefile.eps
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