Hi Karol, 2011/7/6 Karol Samborski <[email protected]>
> Hi Stefan, > > I would do simple macro like this one (before starting recording macro > place cursor on the first column of the first line you want to check): > qa -- start recording macro 'a' > y$ -- copy whole line > j -- place the cursor one line down > :,$g/ -- we want to delete every duplicate of copied line to the end > of file so we do the global command > <C-r>" -- this should paste the copied line > /d<CR> -- and tell vim to delete these duplicate lines, <CR> means > that you should press enter > <C-o> -- place cursor back to the last place (the line below the > checked line recently) > q -- stop recording > > and then 999@a should remove all duplicate lines. > > I tested it on simple file but I don't say this will be always > correct. Just try it. > Thank you, i didn't thought of using global from current position to the end, this realy does the trick. Since i can identify the duplicate lines by a regexp and the dups aren't nested i used a search instead of <C-o>. regards, Stefan -- 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
