You are correct!
-Original Message-
> When you set the arg list, where does it start? from your current
> working directory?
It depends a bit on how you populate it and how your OS expands
globs, I suspect. Once you've populated it with
:args **/inde*.md
or whatever, you can
On 2020-08-31 23:36, russurquha...@verizon.net wrote:
> I *think* you need to apply the :normal to the whole file unless the
> macro itself does everything in one invocation.
>
> The @b macro only adds a single line of text.
If it's a whole line, you might have better luck with the :put
command
Hi TIm,
-Original Message-
From: Tim Chase
To: russurquhart1 via vim_use
Sent: Mon, Aug 31, 2020 6:14 pm
Subject: Re: Trying to apply macro to all files under a folder
On 2020-08-31 22:57, russurquhart1 via vim_use wrote:
> My next step would have been: :argdo :normal @b
I *think*
On 2020-08-31 22:57, russurquhart1 via vim_use wrote:
> My next step would have been: :argdo :normal @b
I *think* you need to apply the :normal to the whole file unless the
macro itself does everything in one invocation.
If it only does one line and you need it to do the whole file, you
might
I found a ref to this and some commands that should work, but wont for me.
In my site directory, are other directories and files. I have a macro that I
created, @b that i want to run recursively on all files named index.md in all
the folders in site.
I had initially set CWD to the site
