On 2/1/2013 10:55 PM, Chris Schneider wrote:
You could do something like
:g/^\</'{+,'}-j
(assuming you have at least one blank line at the end of the file;
otherwise, you'd have to manually join the last line to the last
paragraph). Alternatively, you could do
:v/^\s*$/norm vipJ
which would have a similar behavior.
so along with a "reverse" operator we can have sth like these?
//join each parag into a line
noremap ,q :g/^\</'{+,'}-j<cr>
//split(format) them back into paragraphs
noremap ,Q :g/^\S/normal gqqo<esc>
I think the good thing is that they can be used under vsiual mode, which
gives a control of the text range that these operators can be applied on...
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