On 07/02/09 15:17, dIna wrote:
> Hi,
> I usually use the command diffsplit.
> Then I would like to see just the new lines, or just the changed ones,
> etc...
> I know diffs are highlighted with these groups:|hl-DiffAdd| DiffAdd,|
> hl-DiffChange| DiffChange, etc...
> The question is: there is a way to us it al a pattern in the global
> command?
> I'm searching something like :g!/[DiffAdd]/d
> bue this is not the right way of course :)
>
> Today I do this adding file1 in file2 (:w file2), then sorting (:sort)
> and then using the external uniq command (:!uniq -u %)... there is
> something better?
You can use patterns in some of the ":syntax" statements defining which
part of the text will get a specific highlight, but IIUC it doesn't work
the other way round: Vim regular expressions act only on the bare text,
regardless of any superimposed syntax or other highlighting.
Best regards,
Tony.
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