Dear all,
Based on Mike and Ted's examples, I'm trying my first slightly
intricate (for me) mapping: I want a mapping to replace selected
existing (expression) and [expression] in math mode by
\left(expression\right) and `\left[expression\right],
respecitvely.
So far, I've come to the follownig
Correction :
vmap jus zdi\rightC-O2b\leftC-OzpEsc
(forgot to call register z before pasting)
Julien
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 2:00 PM, Julien Cornebise
julien.corneb...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear all,
Based on Mike and Ted's examples, I'm trying my first slightly
intricate (for me) mapping: I want
Most sorry for polluting the list. I guess I should try my macro
deeper before sending. The final (?) version is :
vmap jus zdi\rightC-ObC-O2h\leftC-OzpEsc
(my move commands to reach the left parenthesis were bogus)
Sorry again ! If anybody has a good ref to recommand on using Vim
macros
Based on Mike and Ted's examples, I'm trying my first slightly
intricate (for me) mapping: I want a mapping to replace selected
existing (expression) and [expression] in math mode by
\left(expression\right) and `\left[expression\right],
respecitvely.
First, don't knock yourself out. First,
:s/(\([^)]\+\))/\\left(\1\\right)/g
That might be overkill (e.g., if you didn't want to fix *all* such
expressions), but it would work for a single selected expression too.
Thanks. Still, that would indeed fix *all* the expressions, even
within the selection, not only the matched pair :
