Hi
I want to place a sign (:he signs) next to each line between two regexps
Example
Beginning with this file
context 1
context 2
start
line …
line …
end
context 3
context 4
context 5
start
line …
line …
end
context 6
the goal is the following
context 1
context 3
start
>> line …
>> line …
end
context 3
context 4
context 5
start
>> line …
>> line …
end
context 6
Assuming the sign is called Foo, the way to place it at line 123 is
:sign place 1 name=Foo line=123 file=/my/file
My first attempt was something like this:
g:/start/+1;/end/-1 exe 'sign place 1 name='.line('.').'
file='.expand('%:p')
But this yielded a E481. Apparently exe doesn’t support address ranges.
Next thing I attempted was using macros:
let @q=':sign place 1 name=CIInsert line= =line(".")^M file=
=expand("%:p")^M^M'
With this definition, echo @q yields:
:sign place 1 name=Foo line=^R=line(".")^M file=^R=expand("%:p")^M^M
and this produces the desired result when I @q on any line.
Using this in combination with an address range:
g:/start/+1;/end/-1 @q
only puts a sign next to the last line of each region. This suggest I'm
misinterpreting the way g://;// works. I also tried with ',' and space
between the start and end patters, no difference.
Any idea?
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