now I want to re-format the character blocks , for example, extend them from current length 21 to some other length, say, 25, or squeeze to 18, without affacting the "digit blocks".
is it possible at all with any command or plugins?
guys,
any better solution on this?
b.t.w currently I'm working around with 3 steps:
1) visual selecting right (digit) block and remove them
2) gq to re-format with a new 'tw' on the left (letter) block
3) add the removed right (digit) block back on the right
> now I want to re-format the character blocks , for example, extend them
> from current length 21 to some other length, say, 25, or squeeze to 18,
> without affacting the "digit blocks".
> is it possible at all with any command or plugins?
> now I want to re-format the character blocks , for example, extend > them from current length 21 to some other length, say, 25, or squeeze > to 18, without affacting the "digit blocks".
> is it possible at all with any command or plugins?
Not a perfect solution, because the righthand side digits may move (as a column) a bit, but:
* set tw=(new value here)
* ctrl-v block of characters
* :B norm! gqap
That also assumes that the text within is a paragraph, too.
>> now I want to re-format the character blocks , for example, extend
>> them from current length 21 to some other length, say, 25, or squeeze
>> to 18, without affacting the "digit blocks".
>> is it possible at all with any command or plugins?
> Not a perfect solution, because the righthand side digits may move (as a
> column) a bit, but:
> * set tw=(new value here)
> * ctrl-v block of characters
> * :B norm! gqap
> That also assumes that the text within is a paragraph, too.
thanks! I was just thinking to look at your vim website for some help...
but it looks not always work well, sometime it even change the text sequences, is there any internal "sort" in the process flows?
the example text:
LUCY CRAFT: Japan and China 'normal
40 years ago and i n terms of econom
relations, are lit erally 'joined'
their cross-border trade reaching $
last year. Their p olitical relation
meanwhile, has bee n a constant sour
And yet while anti -Japanese 'hostil
has 'flared up' re peatedly over the
the recent widespr ead 'fury' target
government offices and businesses o
week, 'blindsided' many here - like
72-year-old 'green grocer' Hiroko Iw
I set tw=50, c-v selected the left block, move cursor to the bottom CHAR 'n', then :B normal! gqap
and I got this:
Their p meanwhile, has and China 'normal n terms
bee And yet while anti of econom erally 'joined'
has 'flared up' re the trade reaching $ olitical
recent widespr relation n a constant sour
government offices week, -Japanese 'hostil peatedly
'blindsided' 72-year-old over the ead 'fury' target
'green and businesses o many here
- like grocer' Hiroko Iw
LUCY CRAFT: Japan 40
years ago and i
relations, are lit their
cross-border last year.
so the text block that I applied the gqap just got indented, making them looks like 50 textwidth, but not re-wrap the whole block?
>>> now I want to re-format the character blocks , for example, extend
>>> them from current length 21 to some other length, say, 25, or squeeze
>>> to 18, without affacting the "digit blocks".
>>> is it possible at all with any command or plugins?
>> Not a perfect solution, because the righthand side digits may move (as a
>> column) a bit, but:
>> * set tw=(new value here)
>> * ctrl-v block of characters
>> * :B norm! gqap
>> That also assumes that the text within is a paragraph, too.
> thanks! I was just thinking to look at your vim website for some help...
> but it looks not always work well, sometime it even change the text
> sequences, is there any internal "sort" in the process flows?
> the example text:
> LUCY CRAFT: Japan and China 'normal
> 40 years ago and i n terms of econom
> relations, are lit erally 'joined'
> their cross-border trade reaching $
> last year. Their p olitical relation
> meanwhile, has bee n a constant sour
> And yet while anti -Japanese 'hostil
> has 'flared up' re peatedly over the
> the recent widespr ead 'fury' target
> government offices and businesses o
> week, 'blindsided' many here - like
> 72-year-old 'green grocer' Hiroko Iw
> I set tw=50, c-v selected the left block, move cursor to the bottom CHAR
> 'n', then :B normal! gqap
> and I got this:
> Their p meanwhile, has and China 'normal n
> terms
> bee And yet while anti of econom erally
> 'joined'
> has 'flared up' re the trade reaching $
> olitical
> recent widespr relation n a constant
> sour
> government offices week, -Japanese 'hostil
> peatedly
> 'blindsided' 72-year-old over the ead 'fury'
> target
> 'green and businesses o many
> here
> - like grocer' Hiroko Iw
> LUCY CRAFT: Japan 40
> years ago and i
> relations, are lit their
> cross-border last year.
> so the text block that I applied the gqap just got indented, making them
> looks like 50 textwidth, but not re-wrap the whole block?
"That also assumes that the text within is a paragraph, too."
oh I got it, I have to test it with these text, making it "within a parag"...
LUCY CRAFT: Japan and China 'normalized ties' 40 years ago and in terms of economic
relations, are literally 'jo ined' 'at the hip';
their cross-border trade rea ching $340 billion
last year. Their political r elationship,
meanwhile, has been a consta nt source of 'tension'
And yet while anti-Japanese 'hostility' in China
has 'flared up' repeatedly o ver the years,
the recent widespread 'fury' targeted at Japanese
<\n> <---- must have a new line here
it work!
on the other hand, sometime it doesn't work well...
see I have this texts:
LUCY CRAFT: Japan and China 'normalized ties' aaaaaaaaaaa
40 years ago and in terms of economic aaaaaaaaaaa
relations, are literally 'joined' 'at the hip'; aaaaaaaaaaa
their cross-border trade reaching $340 billion aaaaaaaaaaa
last year. Their political relationship, aaaaaaaaaaa
meanwhile, has been a constant source of 'tension'. aaaaaaaaaaa
And yet while anti-Japanese 'hostility' in China aaaaaaaaaaa
has 'flared up' repeatedly over the years, aaaaaaaaaaa
the recent widespread 'fury' targeted at Japanese aaaaaaaaaaa
government offices and businesses over the last aaaaaaaaaaa
week, 'blindsided' many here - like aaaaaaaaaaa
72-year-old 'greengrocer' Hiroko Iwasaki. aaaaaaaaaaa
now I set tw=60 and a :B normal! gqap turned it into:
LUCY CRAFT: Japan and China 'normalized ties' 40 aaaaaaaaaaa
years ago and in terms of economic relations, aaaaaaaaaaa
are literally 'joined' 'at the hip'; their aaaaaaaaaaa
cross-border trade reaching $340 billion last year. aaaaaaaaaaa
Their political relationship, meanwhile, has aaaaaaaaaaa
been a constant source of 'tension'. And yet while aaaaaaaaaaa
anti-Japanese 'hostility' in China has 'flared up' aaaaaaaaaaa
repeatedly over the years, the recent aaaaaaaaaaa
widespread 'fury' targeted at Japanese government offices aaaaaaaaaaa
and businesses over the last week, 'blindsided' many aaaaaaaaaaa
here - like 72-year-old 'greengrocer' aaaaaaaaaaa
Hiroko Iwasaki. aaaaaaaaaaa
now look at:
'normalized ties' 40
economic relations,
hip'; their
....
why there are many gaps between the last word of each line to the previous word?
>>>> now I want to re-format the character blocks , for example, extend
>>>> them from current length 21 to some other length, say, 25, or squeeze
>>>> to 18, without affacting the "digit blocks".
>>>> is it possible at all with any command or plugins?
>>> Not a perfect solution, because the righthand side digits may move (as a
>>> column) a bit, but:
>>> * set tw=(new value here)
>>> * ctrl-v block of characters
>>> * :B norm! gqap
>>> That also assumes that the text within is a paragraph, too.
>> thanks! I was just thinking to look at your vim website for some help...
>> but it looks not always work well, sometime it even change the text
>> sequences, is there any internal "sort" in the process flows?
>> the example text:
>> LUCY CRAFT: Japan and China 'normal
>> 40 years ago and i n terms of econom
>> relations, are lit erally 'joined'
>> their cross-border trade reaching $
>> last year. Their p olitical relation
>> meanwhile, has bee n a constant sour
>> And yet while anti -Japanese 'hostil
>> has 'flared up' re peatedly over the
>> the recent widespr ead 'fury' target
>> government offices and businesses o
>> week, 'blindsided' many here - like
>> 72-year-old 'green grocer' Hiroko Iw
>> I set tw=50, c-v selected the left block, move cursor to the bottom CHAR
>> 'n', then :B normal! gqap
>> and I got this:
>> Their p meanwhile, has and China 'normal n
>> terms
>> bee And yet while anti of econom erally
>> 'joined'
>> has 'flared up' re the trade reaching $
>> olitical
>> recent widespr relation n a constant
>> sour
>> government offices week, -Japanese 'hostil
>> peatedly
>> 'blindsided' 72-year-old over the ead 'fury'
>> target
>> 'green and businesses o many
>> here
>> - like grocer' Hiroko Iw
>> LUCY CRAFT: Japan 40
>> years ago and i
>> relations, are lit their
>> cross-border last year.
>> so the text block that I applied the gqap just got indented, making them
>> looks like 50 textwidth, but not re-wrap the whole block?
> "That also assumes that the text within is a paragraph, too."
> oh I got it, I have to test it with these text, making it "within a
> parag"...
> LUCY CRAFT: Japan and China 'normalized ties'
> 40 years ago and in terms of economic
> relations, are literally 'jo ined' 'at the hip';
> their cross-border trade rea ching $340 billion
> last year. Their political r elationship,
> meanwhile, has been a consta nt source of 'tension'
> And yet while anti-Japanese 'hostility' in China
> has 'flared up' repeatedly o ver the years,
> the recent widespread 'fury' targeted at Japanese
> <\n> <---- must have a new line here
> it work!
> on the other hand, sometime it doesn't work well...
> see I have this texts:
> LUCY CRAFT: Japan and China 'normalized ties' aaaaaaaaaaa
> 40 years ago and in terms of economic aaaaaaaaaaa
> relations, are literally 'joined' 'at the hip'; aaaaaaaaaaa
> their cross-border trade reaching $340 billion aaaaaaaaaaa
> last year. Their political relationship, aaaaaaaaaaa
> meanwhile, has been a constant source of 'tension'. aaaaaaaaaaa
> And yet while anti-Japanese 'hostility' in China aaaaaaaaaaa
> has 'flared up' repeatedly over the years, aaaaaaaaaaa
> the recent widespread 'fury' targeted at Japanese aaaaaaaaaaa
> government offices and businesses over the last aaaaaaaaaaa
> week, 'blindsided' many here - like aaaaaaaaaaa
> 72-year-old 'greengrocer' Hiroko Iwasaki. aaaaaaaaaaa
> now I set tw=60 and a :B normal! gqap turned it into:
> LUCY CRAFT: Japan and China 'normalized ties' 40 aaaaaaaaaaa
> years ago and in terms of economic relations, aaaaaaaaaaa
> are literally 'joined' 'at the hip'; their aaaaaaaaaaa
> cross-border trade reaching $340 billion last year. aaaaaaaaaaa
> Their political relationship, meanwhile, has aaaaaaaaaaa
> been a constant source of 'tension'. And yet while aaaaaaaaaaa
> anti-Japanese 'hostility' in China has 'flared up' aaaaaaaaaaa
> repeatedly over the years, the recent aaaaaaaaaaa
> widespread 'fury' targeted at Japanese government offices
> aaaaaaaaaaa
> and businesses over the last week, 'blindsided' many aaaaaaaaaaa
> here - like 72-year-old 'greengrocer' aaaaaaaaaaa
> Hiroko Iwasaki. aaaaaaaaaaa
> now look at:
> 'normalized ties' 40
> economic relations,
> hip'; their
> ....
> why there are many gaps between the last word of each line to the
> previous word?
