Re: one input to many lines
Thanks a lot Tim. You is right about what I meant. To make it more clear,
here are the rows.
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i1 0 9 180 /*this is the 420 line number*/
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i2 0 17.1 220 /*430*/
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i3 + 7.875 365 /*710*/
the numbers in question are 180, 220 and 365.
No tested your code yet. I'll give a try tomorrow.
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where [action] is
s/\%4c\d\+/=submatch(0)+10/e
It looks like your columns are delimiter-based (using
whitespace), rather than columns based on physical/character
position. That would change the previously-mentioned
[action] so that it becomes something like
s/^\(\S\+\s\+\)\{3\}\zs\(\d\+\)/=submatch(2)+10/e
You might have to tweak it a bit, but it *should* do the trick.
If you want some help deciphering it, it's easy enough to
explain any of the process, if you'd like.
-tim
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one input to many lines
Hi. My name is Marcelo I'm new in this list and in VIM. My question is about one input to many lines and columns in just one render (evaluation, returns ...) For example, if i have a table of numbers and need add 10 for the forth columns in the 420, 530 and 710 lines. Could you point any script, code, theme to read,... Thanks in advance, Marcelo
Re: one input to many lines
Hi. My name is Marcelo I'm new in this list and in VIM. Welcome! My question is about one input to many lines and columns in just one render (evaluation, returns ...) For example, if i have a table of numbers and need add 10 for the forth columns in the 420, 530 and 710 lines. Could you point any script, code, theme to read,... I'm not sure I fully understand what you're getting at here, but I'll give a try (your English is a heckuva lot better than my Portugese). It sounds like you want to add 10 to either -numbers on each row of a file, where those numbers are found at columns 420, 530, and 710 or -numbers found in column 4 of a table, but only make the changes on certain line numbers I *think* you mean the second rather than the first interpretation. You also don't specify whether they're character-columns (in which case, adding 10 could bump the number up to an additional column), if they're positional columns (such as column #4 starts at character 21 in the line), or delimited columns (such as with a CSV file). My first thought would be (totally untested) :g/./if '420,430,710'=~'\'.line(.).'\'| [action] |endif where [action] is s/\%4c\d\+/=submatch(0)+10/e This *should* do [action] on each of the lines in the comma-separated list. An ugly hack, but it looks like it should work. As for the [action], this is where it would need clarification regarding what defines a column. Some sample data of the rows in question might help sort out that matter. Hope this helps. If you have further questions, feel free to ask. -tim
