Matt England wrote:
I frequently use automated line wrap (eg, 'wrapmargin', fmt(1)
integration, etc) to write documents (like asciidoc sources) in vim.
I'd like to use an automated "unwrap" feature. Does such a thing exist
in vim? Or a unix/linux command primitive I can integrate (similar to
the way I use 'map v {!}fmt^M' to fix paragraph wrap while I'm editing
them?
Even better, might vim include a programmable feature now or in the
future to automatically make non-wrapped lines look like wrapped lines
much like WYSIWYG editors do?
My main goal: I want to be able to use the spell-and-grammar checking of
editors like MS Word when I'm done writing my asciidoc text, but MS Word
doesn't handle hard-lines well when doing this. I haven't found another
editor that does spell-and-grammar checking as well as word (I couldn't
figure out how to get OpenOffice Writer to do it well).
There are other goals, but this is the big one.
-Matt
If you want to format all paragraphs as single lines, set textwidth to a very
large number, then reformat:
:set wm=0 tw=999999
:normal gggqG
Best regards,
Tony.
