On 10/26/2010 04:51 AM, H Xu wrote:
How could I remove one line from current buffer in my vimscript?
Without knowing which line to remove, it's hard to give specific
help, but you can use the Ex "d" command to delete the current
line in vimscript, prefix it with a line-number if you know it,
or use a pattern to find it.
function! Del32()
" delete the 32nd line in the file
32d
endfunction
function DelFoo()
" start on line #1 and search forward
" for "Foo" (note that this won't find
" Foo on line #1, but you can preserve
" 'wrapscan', set it, and start your
" search from line "$" instead if you
" want to find it in the first line.
1/Foo/d
endfunction
-tim
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