Am 16.01.2013 19:16, schrieb Asis Hallab:> Dear Vimmers,
I was just wondering, if it is possible to delete a range of lines
without moving the cursor.
Example:
line one
line two
line three
current line
:1,2d
Deletes the first two lines and leaves the cursor on line three.
But I would like to leave it on the current position ('current line').
Kind regards!
Yep, looks like there is something "wrong" in Vim:
:yank, :change, :append/:insert, :delete
getline(), setline(), append(), ?delete()?
There should be a function delete() to delete lines without moving the
cursor, but the function of this name already deletes a file. And there
is no other equivalent function.
You can use
:h winsaveview()
:h winrestview()
to save/restore the cursor position;
or
:let savpos = getpos(".")
...
:call cursor(savpos[1:])
" or :call setpos(".", savpos)
or a mark ...
--
Andy
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