On Mar 13, 8:42 am, parekh wrote:
> Any recommendations on how I can do this at a command line?
Do you mean a shell prompt, or vim's command line?
If the lines you want to change are contiguous, the visincr script
(from vim.org) works well.
Another approach would be:
:let n = 0
:g/reg a0/s/a\zs0/\=n/|s/\[0\]/\='['.n.']'/|let n+=1
I suppose you could use
vim -c "let n = 0|g/reg a0/s/a\zs0/\=n/|s/\[0\]/\='['.n.']'/|let n
+=1" -c x <file>
to do it all from a shell prompt.
Regards, John
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