Hi meino.cramer!
On So, 01 Nov 2009, [email protected] wrote:
> I use Align from Dr Chip a lot and I like it a lot.
> Currently I want to reformat the output from "find / -ls"
> (so to say a "carbon copy" from the filenames of the
> files of my system :O) ) with
> \tsp via the Align tool.
>
> Unfortunaltely the list is VERY VERY long and it takes
> a (too) long time to reformat the whole stuff with vim/Align
> (no critosm intended !!!).
>
> Is there any unix/linux commandline tool which can do
> that job in a shorter time since it is written in C?
Well first say what exactly \tsp is doing. I am not using Align.vim so I
do not know. Then second, please give an example, what your data looks
like and how you would like to have it formated.
regards,
Christian
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