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Developers and users will often have a need to change one pattern of text to match a different pattern. This can be completed using a key map and a regular expression. For example some development requires developers to be MISRA compliant. One of the MISRA rules is <tt>//-style-comments</tt> are not acceptable. These occurrences must be replaced by <tt>/*-style-comments-*/</tt>. Adding the following mapping to the vimrc file will do this per line.
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Developers and users will often have a need to change one pattern of text to match a different pattern. This can be completed using a key map and a regular expression. For example some development requires developers to be MISRA compliant. One of the MISRA rules is <code>//-style-comments</code> are not acceptable. These occurrences must be replaced by <code>/*-style-comments-*/</code>. Adding the following mapping to the vimrc file will do this per line.
created 2005 · complexity basic · author Frans · version 6.0
Developers and users will often have a need to change one pattern of text to match a different pattern. This can be completed using a key map and a regular expression. For example some development requires developers to be MISRA compliant. One of the MISRA rules is //-style-comments are not acceptable. These occurrences must be replaced by /*-style-comments-*/. Adding the following mapping to the vimrc file will do this per line.
:map <F5> /\/\/<CR>xxi/*<Esc>A*/<Esc>
This will do the action per found line. Start at the beginning of the file, and repeatedly press <F5>. Alternatively, this regular expression can be used:
