Split long lines in a vim script
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Pablo Giménez
Dec 13, 2010, 1:30:24 PM12/13/10
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Hi all.
I am writing a vim script and one of my if statements has several
conditions, it makes the line for that statment really long, I want to
split it in several lines using something like "\" at the end, as you
can do in o ther languages.
But it doesn't work, any way to split a line in vim scritping ?
Thanks
I am writing a vim script and one of my if statements has several
conditions, it makes the line for that statment really long, I want to
split it in several lines using something like "\" at the end, as you
can do in o ther languages.
But it doesn't work, any way to split a line in vim scritping ?
Thanks
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Un saludo
Best Regards
Pablo Giménez
Tim Chase
Dec 13, 2010, 1:52:41 PM12/13/10
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On 12/13/2010 12:30 PM, Pablo Gim�nez wrote:
> I am writing a vim script and one of my if statements has several
> conditions, it makes the line for that statment really long, I want to
> split it in several lines using something like "\" at the end, as you
> can do in o ther languages.
> But it doesn't work, any way to split a line in vim scritping ?
> I am writing a vim script and one of my if statements has several
> conditions, it makes the line for that statment really long, I want to
> split it in several lines using something like "\" at the end, as you
> can do in o ther languages.
> But it doesn't work, any way to split a line in vim scritping ?
:help line-continuation
You want the "\" at the *beginning* of the continued line. I
don't like it; I don't use it; I can't justify it; but it is what
it is.
-tim
Pablo Giménez
Dec 14, 2010, 11:22:24 AM12/14/10
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