*grex.txt* Operate on lines matched to the last search pattern (:g/re/x)
Version 0.0.1
Script ID: 2773
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CONTENTS *grex-contents*
Introduction |grex-introduction|
Interface |grex-interface|
Commands |grex-commands|
Functions |grex-functions|
Key Mappings |grex-key-mappings|
Bugs |grex-bugs|
Changelog |grex-changelog|
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INTRODUCTION *grex-introduction*
*grex* is a Vim plugin to provide useful commands to operate on lines matched
to the last search pattern. For example, suppose you edit the following
content:
>
<
Once you search for a keyword such as "bugfix:", you can yank all lines
matched to the search pattern with |:Grey|. After executing |:Grey|, you can
put the following text:
>
<
There is another command |:Gred| which deletes matched lines instead.
This plugin also provides functions and operators to do the same processes as
|:Gred| or |:Grey|. See |grex-functions|, |grex-key-mappings| and
|grex-commands| for the details.
Requirements:
- Vim 7.2 or later
Optionals:
- |operator-user| 0.0.5 or later (vimscript#2692)
Latest version:
http://github.com/kana/config/commits/vim-grex
Document in HTML format:
http://kana.github.com/config/vim/grex.html
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INTERFACE *grex-interface*
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COMMANDS *grex-commands*
:[range]Gred *:Gred*
Delete all lines in [range] (default: whole buffer)
which match to the last search pattern.
Deleted lines are copied into the unnamed register.
:[range]Grey *:Grey*
Yank all lines in [range] (default: whole buffer)
which match to the last search pattern.
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FUNCTIONS *grex-functions*
grex#delete([{register}]) *grex#delete()*
Function version of |:Gred|.
Deleted lines are copied into {register}.
grex#yank([{register}]) *grex#yank()*
Function version of |:Grey|.
Deleted lines are copied into {register}.
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KEY MAPPINGS *grex-key-mappings*
OPERATORS *grex-operators*
Note that the following operators are only available if you have installed
|operator-user|.
["x]<Plug>(operator-grex-delete) *<Plug>(operator-grex-delete)*
Operator version of |:Gred|.
Deleted lines are saved into register x.
["x]<Plug>(operator-grex-yank) *<Plug>(operator-grex-yank)*
Operator version of |:Grey|.
Yanked lines are saved into register x.
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BUGS *grex-bugs*
*grex-bugs-A*
(A) It's useful if |grex-commands| and |grex-functions| accept an argument
which is a search pattern to specify what lines to operate. But they aren't
so.
*grex-bugs-B*
(B) See also |operator-user-bugs| on problems which are related to
|grex-operators|.
*grex-bugs-C*
(C) Delete operations don't update "0 (|quote0|), so that |:Gred| and other
operations should not do so, but they do.
*grex-bugs-D*
(D) |grex-commands| don't support register designation unlike |grex-functions|
and |grex-operators|.
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CHANGELOG *grex-changelog*
0.0.1 2009-09-08T13:06:06+09:00 *grex-changelog-0.0.1*
Feature enhancements:
- Add |:Gred|, |grex#delete()| and |<Plug>(operator-grex-delete)|.
- Support register designation for |grex-operators|. |operator-user|
0.0.5 or later is required to use this feature.
- Support register designation for |grex-functions|.
Minor improvements:
- Revise the document.
Incompatible changes:
- Rename the plugin as "grex". The old name "grey" is not proper for
further enhancements.
- Rename all commands, functions and key mappings.
0.0.0 2009-09-04T22:46:29+09:00 *grex-changelog-0.0.0*
- Initial version.
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