On 11/04/09 21:40, Tim Chase wrote:
>
>> I know you can do
>>
>> :70,72w>> fileB.tex
>>
>> to move lines 70-72 from this file to the end of fileB.tex. Is there a
>> way (and how) do you move these lines to a specific line in File B?
>
> On most *nix boxes, you can use
>
> :vi fileB.tex
> :42r! sed -n 70,72p fileA.tex
>
> to read lines 70-72 of fileA.tex into fileB.tex after line 42
>
> For Win32 boxes, you'd have to open both and copy/paste the
> contents between them:
>
> vi fileA.tex
> :70,72y
> :e fileB.tex
> :42p
>
> -tim
Correction: :p is :print. What you want is :42pu or :42put
Best regards,
Tony.
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