Tim Chase wrote:
> leandromartinez98 wrote:
> > Just for the sake of records, the very nice commands suggested here
> > don't work well if the numbers have leading zeroes. For example,
> > using
Did you try removing "octal" from 'nrformats'?
> > :'<,'>s/\%V\d\+/\=submatch(0)+5
> >
> > in a table like:
> >
> > 0101
> > 0102
> > 0103
> > 0104
> >
> > provides
> >
> > 70
> > 71
> > 72
> > 73
> > 74
>
> You can tweak your regexp to strip the leading zeros:
>
> :\<,\>s/\%V\(0*\)\d\+/\=submatch(2)+5
>
> However, it will eat the leading zeros, not replacing them after
> the substitution. If you know the width, you can hack it even
> further with
>
> \=matchstr(repeat('0', 4) . (submatch(2)+5), '.\{4}$')
>
> where "4" is the number of characters to pad to, and "5" is the
> increment you want.
Using printf("%04d", n) would be simpler and avoids dropping digits if
the number happens to be bigger than expected.
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