Thomas Allen wrote:
> On Jan 27, 10:48 am, Teemu Likonen <[email protected]> wrote:
>> 703designs (2009-01-27 07:28 -0800) wrote:
>>
>>> I'm working with some CSS formatted
>>> p
>>> {
>>> property: values;
>>> }
>>> What sort of find/replace command should I use to delete the newline
>>> before the brace for all declarations?
>> How about g command?
>>
>> :%g/^{/normal kJ
>
> I had no idea that I could include commands in a replace. Thanks!
It's not a replacement...it's an action to be performed on lines
that match the pattern. This "normal" version can be shortened
using Ex commands to just be
:g/^{/-j
which means
g on every line that matches
^{ a "{" at the beginning of the line
- on the previous line
j join this (previous) line with the next
-tkc
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