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In the thought that others may like the same preferred style as I, here is an easy way to prefix each param with an underscore. |
In the thought that others may like the same preferred style as I, here is an easy way to prefix each param with an underscore. |
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Latest revision as of 05:28, 13 July 2012
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created 2002 · complexity Intermediate · author feral · version 6.0
This is a way to quickly prefix a character (or characters) to a parameter list, via :substitute
In the thought that others may like the same preferred style as I, here is an easy way to prefix each param with an underscore.
The command:
:s/\<\(\I\i*\s\{-}[,)]\)/_\1/g
A sample menu entry:
amenu Fe&ral's.Prefix\ underscores\ to\ params <Esc><Esc>:s/\<\(\I\i*\s\{-}[,)]\)/_\1/g <Bar> :noh<CR>
An Example[]
Before:
BOOL CSomeView::Create(DWORD dwStyle, const RECT& rect, CWnd* pParentWnd, UINT nID)
After:
BOOL CSomeView::Create(DWORD _dwStyle, const RECT& _rect, CWnd* _pParentWnd, UINT _nID)