On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 12:38:01AM EST, Robert Bu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> For example, I have some C code:
> helloa;
> helloab;
> hellofgh;
>
> Is there a way to change the C code into the form, which looks like:
> helloa ;
> helloab ;
> hellofgh ;
> Where the semicolon is at a "TAB" position. So that I can use
> block-insert to insert some code, such as:
> helloa ("helloa ");
> helloab ("helloab ");
> hellofgh ("hellofgh ");
I would do something like:
1. Ctrl-V + movement to select block
2. hit $ to extend selection to end of line
3. type :s/;$/<Tab><Tab><Tab><Tab>;<Enter>
Note: <Tab> means you hit the tab key, and should display as ^I
You should see something like:
:'<,'>s/;$/^I^I^I^I^I; before you
Some of the ';' will probably be misaligned, but this shouldn't be a
problem if you just want to do some block-inserts, anyway (?).
CJ
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