WOW ,It works very well ! And I've learned a bit too.. Thank you, Tim, I guess other guy's suggestion is ok too, but I dont have much time to try them...NOW I have to back to work ... Thank you guys, the vim group is very nice.
Sorry, there it should be num="3" but I missed a <event > node, :P 2010/12/5 Tim Chase <[email protected]> > On 12/04/2010 11:42 AM, 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"> >> > > Curious why this one didn't get num="3" > > > >> </event> >> <event num="3" type="normal"> >> > > making this one num="4" > > </event> >> .... >> </events> >> > > You can use > > :let i=0 | g/<event\>/let i+= 1 | s/<event\>\zs/\=' num="'.i.'"' > > This assumes that only one <event> tag will occur on a line, not > > <event type="foo" /><event type="bar" /> > > -tim > > > > -- 洛阳城东桃李花，飞来飞去落谁家 -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
