On 01/14/13 10:15, Ben Fritz wrote:
I want to generate file1.txt, file2.txt, file3.txt from
file.txt with a mapping.
I open file.txt yank "a50Y another "b50Y another "c50Y
Look through :help :write and :help :write_f for the various ways
to write output to a file.
For example,
:7,42w >> blah.txt
Will append lines 7-42 of the current file to the end of existing
other file blah.txt
Also note that Ben's answer takes any arbitrary Vim range, so you
can do things like
:1,/SOME TOKEN/-1 w > file1.txt
:1/SOME TOKEN/;/OTHER TOKEN/ w > file2.txt
...
which you can read about at ":help :range"
-tim
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