> I have reduced the file to something very short - however, at some
> point the error changed to E147: Cannot do :global recursive. Here
> is the short version:
>
> ###########
> 2010.09.06
>
> Enter more city directory data - I already have quite a lot for my
> family in spreadsheets.
>
> ###########
It looks like it's the first line causing trouble. So I'd expand my
caveat to "have a blank line at both the top and bottom of the
file". I think it stems from the '{ mark being the first line rather
than the zero'th line, so when you add one to it, it points to line
#2, coming *after* the '}-minus-one line (the top solitary line of
text)
Usually the E147 about ":global recursive" gets triggered when you
try something like
:g/pattern1/.;+5g/pattern2/d
where you try to do a ":g" as the Ex command issued by an outer :g
command. I couldn't find the help-target on that one off the top of
my head (the help for E147 doesn't give anything on how to remedy
that error).
-tim
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