On 12/04/2010 12:42 PM, Ada wrote:
I have a long xml just like this:
<events>
<event type="normal">
</event>
<event type="wait" duration="10"/>
<event type="normal">
</event>
<event type="normal">
</event>
....
</events>
Now I want to insert some number attributes just like this:
<events>
<event num="1" type="normal">
</event>
<event num="2" type="wait" duration="10"/>
<event type="normal">
</event>
<event num="3" type="normal">
</event>
....
</events>
I know VIM must can do that work,but HOW? Thanks a lot, By the way,
though I'm a newbie of VIM,but I really love it ...
I would do this by making a recording that searches for a pattern,
pastes, increments the number using ctrl-a shortct, then yanks the
string.
see :help q
Something like (untested): (first yank the string)
q/\<event<enter>epf"l<ctrl-a>F<space>yEq
then @q to test it, 2...@q to run it 20 times or whatever you need.
I like to use recordings because you're using normal commands you
always use, so I don't need to look things up in help first.
-ak
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