575 wrote:
> hi.
>
> I have a defination in a program: integer value[0] ,
> now I wanna get more lines as number order like this:
>
> integer value[0];
> integer value[1];
> ...
> ...
> integer value[31];
> ....
> even more...
>
> I don't wanna copy then modify .it's too tired. how can make it easy~!
>
> thanks~!
>
It's simple with a macro.
Type your first line:
integer value[0];
Position your cursor on the line. Now, in command mode, press qx (q =
start macro, x= name of macro).
Now we will record a sequence of commands to make another line with an
incremented number:
yyp (copy line and paste)
ctrl-x (increase the first number found - in this case, there is only one)
q (end recording the macro)
You can now repeat the macro by executing @x in command mode (@ = replay
macro). To execute the last macro you have run, use @@. Like most Vim
commands, the @ command can be repeated an arbitrary amount of times.
So if you want 20 increments to happen, execute 2...@x.
Hope that helps.
Check out:
:help complex-repeat
:help q
Regards
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