kay samy wrote:
> ...
> cuuuuuuuuC
> {wdwdwGBh}
> {DwdwdrdW}
> {WDPdRDpD}
> {DwdkDb$W}
> {PdWdwDNd}
> {DWDWdWdW}
> {WDPDNDWD}
> {DWDWDWIW}
> vllllllllV
> ...
>
> I want to merge all the lines starting with { and ending with
> } to be merged into a SINGLE line.
You don't say whether you know how to do this just once or
twice, so we'd better start there. On the first line press V
then go to the last line (all wanted lines are visually
selected), then press J to join the lines. Or press gJ for no
spaces. See :help 'joinspaces'
For something more automated, you could try a search:
/\(^{.*}\n\)\+
then visually select to the end of the search:
v//e
then join the visually selected lines:
J
then / and up arrow to use search history to repeat the first
search.
John
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