On Friday, January 24, 2014 1:32:53 AM UTC+9, Tim Chase wrote:
> On 2014-01-23 14:51, 김찬 wrote: > I’m a long-time vi(m) user and I have
> question. > Can I remove lines that contain a pattern but not another
> pattern? > For example, > > Line 1 : rabbit > Line 2 : arch sparc > Line 3 :
> arch arm > Line 4 : tiger > I want to remove lines containing arch but not
> containing sparc. > So Here I want to remove only line 3 leaving lines 1, 3
> and 4 > intact. Dr. Chip's LogiPat plugin[1] makes quick work of generating
> such patterns. I did :echo LogiPat('"arch"&!"sparc"') and it gives me the
> pattern \%(.*arch.*\&^\%(\%(sparc\)\@!.\)*$\) which I can then use in a
> :g/pattern/d command: :g/\%(.*arch.*\&^\%(\%(sparc\)\@!.\)*$\)/d [1]
> http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1290
Hi Tim,
Wow thank you. without the plugin it looks too complex..
Maybe vim developers should consider adding pattern combination function with
simpler syntax..
Chan
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