parekh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have something like this -
> reg a0 = abc[0]
> reg a0 = abc[0]
> reg a0 = abc[0]
> reg a0 = abc[0]
>
> I am trying to create something like this -
> reg a0 = abc[0]
> reg a1 = abc[1]
> reg a2 = abc[2]
> reg a3 = abc[3]
>
> Any recommendations on how I can do this at a command line?
>
You could use visincr.vim:
http://mysite.verizon.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#VISINCR
(cutting edge)
http://vim.sourceforge.net/scripts/script.php?script_id=670 (stable)
With it, just use visual-block (put cursor on 0, ctrl-v, move down,
:I). Visincr
can do a lot more incrementing stuff: octal, hex, dates, alphameric, etc.
Quick overview:
:I [#] left justified incremented list
:II [# [zfill]] right justified incremented list
:IO [#] left justified octal incremented list
:IIO [# [zfill]] right justified octal incremented list
:IX [#] left justified hex. incremented lsit
:IIX [# [zfill]] right justified hex. incremented lsit
:IYMD [# [zfill]] year/month/day incremented list
:IMDY [# [zfill]] month/day/year incremented list
:IDMY [# [zfill]] day/month/year incremented list
:IA [#] alphameric incremented list
:ID [#] dayname incremented list
:IM [#] monthname incremented list
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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