On 02/08/12 16:17, SamLT wrote:
my text looks like this:
---- snippet starting at line 13 ---
AAAAA
1
BBB
7
CCCC
11
---- end of snippet(line 27) ---
To give you an idea, I want to make a table of content which would look
like this
AAAAA.............1
BBB...............7
CCCC.............11
With minimal monkeying, I came up with something like
:%s/^\(\w\+\)\_s*\(\d\+\)\_s*\ze\n/\=submatch(1).repeat('.',
20-(strlen(submatch(1))+strlen(submatch(2)))).submatch(2)
for whatever range you want (I just pasted in your text, so "%"
was an adequate range). Adjust the "20" for whatever target
width you aim to hit. If you have non-keyword characters in your
title lines such as "AAA AAA", you'd have to tweak the regexp to
snag those too, something like:
:%s/^\(\w\+\%(\s\+\w\+\)*\)\_s*\(\d\+\)\_s*\ze\n/\=submatch(1).repeat('.',
20-(strlen(submatch(1))+strlen(submatch(2)))).submatch(2)
Both simply use the expression-evaluation capabilities of :s to
calculate the desired number of "." characters to insert between
the 1st captured part of the match (the title) and the 2nd
captured part of the match (the page number).
:help sub-replace-special
:help repeat()
:help submatch()
while in the 'gQ' mode the command:
84,96g/^[A-Z]/s/^/ /\
.,.+2j!\
s/\d\+$/.............&/
gives me the following error:
"E488: Trailing characters"
I've always had difficulty with attempting multi-line commands
passed to a ":g" command. You can try it with vertical bars on
one line instead:
:g/^[A-Z]/s/^/ /|,+2j!|s/\d\+$/.........&/
which should work.
-tim
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