On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 10:23:41 AM UTC+13, andalou wrote:
> How to convert from
>
> [uno\dos\tres](fijo)
>
> to
>
> [uno](fijo)
> [dos](fijo)
> [tres](fijo)
I take it that uno, dos, tres are arbitrary, and that you might have, say,
[uno\dos\tres\cuatro\cinco](fijo)
I use a repeated substitute for changes like this. First, I experimented with
a search that matches the last item followed by the "fixed" stuff (see, I can
use Google, woo hoo):
/\\[^\\]\+]([^)]\+)
until I've got it right. Then I put capturing parentheses (in vim that's "\("
and "\)") around the interesting bits and to make sure it still matched:
/\\\([^\\]\+\)](\([^)]\+\))
Then, a substitute:
:s//](\2)\r[\1](\2)
When that worked, move back to the right line and:
:while 1 | & | - | endwhile
Regards, John Little
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