On 2014-06-10 04:59, Ni Va wrote:
> the indentation depends on the number of "\s" in the header.
> If you mean that the header is :
> \s\s\sTHREE or \s\sTWO
Okay, then the following one-liner should do what you describe
:g/^\\s/exec 'sil! +,/^END_OF_BLOCK/'.repeat('>', strlen(matchstr(getline('.'),
'\(\\s\)\+')) / 2)
that finds the number of "\s" pairs in each "\s" line, then indents
the following block (as ended by the "END_OF_BLOCK" line) by the
that number of indentation levels. What this actually does
(whether it uses tabs vs. spaces, and how many tabs/spaces those
indentations are) will be controlled by your 'expandtab', 'tabstop'
and 'shiftwidth' settings.
The "sil!" just reduces the noise because the ">" Ex command likes to
be noisy about its actions and you'll get thousands of "N lines >ed M
times" messages otherwise.
-tim
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