On 2013-10-31 15:13, Chris Lott wrote:
> amalek-pages_01-Blot.png
> amalek-pages_02-New.png
> amalek-pages_03-Adipose.png
>
> I need to create a series of HTML sections like such:
>
> <section>
> <img width="550" height="650"
> src="pages/amalek-pages_02-New.png" alt="Blot">
> </section>
>
> Where do I start automating something like this with Vim?
I'd do the following:
1) read the list of filenames into Vim
:r !ls " on *nix systems
:r !dir /b " on Win32 systems
2) do a substitute over the range of lines you read in:
:%s@.*@<section>\r\t<img width="550" height="650"\rsrc="pages/&"
alt="Blot">\r</section>
You can adjust the regexp replacement as needed (the extra "\r"
before the src= might be some mail-goblin in the wires line-breaking
your email, rather than your desire for an actual line-break there).
If you need to update the alt-text too, you'd need to capture that
part and use it in the replacement:
:%s@^.\{-}_\d\+-\(.*\)\.png@<section>\r\t<img width="550"
height="650"\rsrc="pages/&" alt="\1">\r</section>
-tim
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