On Sep 16, 11:54 am, Hoss <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Just a guess:
> > :g/^#/.ret! 100
>
> With this I am not getting any lines replaced
>
Hoss, please bottom-post according to our list guidelines. I have
reformatted this email for you.
I tried the above command, and it worked fine for me.
Your command was doing the entire file because the :retab command
defaults to act on the entire file. Putting a . in front of it
specifies only the current line as the range. The :g command sets the
current line to each matched line before executing the command.
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