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Tip 712 Printable Monobook Previous Next

created 2004 · complexity basic · author David Fishburn · version 5.7

Simply enable visual mode (v), highlight the characters you want inverted, and hit \is.

For a single word you can use vw (or viw):

viw\is

vnoremap <silent> <Leader>is :<C-U>let old_reg_a=@a<CR>
 \:let old_reg=@"<CR>
 \gv"ay
 \:let @a=substitute(@a, '.\(.*\)\@=',
 \ '\=@a[strlen(submatch(1))]', 'g')<CR>
 \gvc<C-R>a<Esc>
 \:let @a=old_reg_a<CR>
 \:let @"=old_reg<CR>

Comments[]

If your Vim has +rightleft (check vim --version), the following visual mode map does the job:

vmap <Leader>fR c<C-O>:set ri<CR><C-R>"<Esc>:set nori<CR>

A map that reverses the sequence of lines (again, visual mode):

vmap <Leader>fr :<c-u>set lz<CR>'>o<Esc>'<O<Esc>V'>j:<c-u>'<+1,'>-1g/^/m '<<CR>'<dd'>dd:set nolz<CR>

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 |previous=711
 |next=713
-|created=May 6, 2004
+|created=2004
 |complexity=basic
 |author=David Fishburn
 |version=5.7
 |rating=1/3
+|category1=
+|category2=
 }}
-Simply enable visual mode (v), highlight the characters you want inverted, and hit <tt>\is</tt>.
+Simply enable visual mode (v), highlight the characters you want inverted, and hit <code>\is</code>.
-For a single word you can use <tt>vw</tt> (or <tt>viw</tt>):
+For a single word you can use <code>vw</code> (or <code>viw</code>):
 <pre>
 viw\is
@@ Line 18: / Line 20: @@
 <pre>
-vnoremap &lt;silent&gt; &lt;Leader&gt;is :&lt;C-U&gt;let old_reg_a=@a&lt;cr&gt;
+vnoremap <silent> <Leader>is :<C-U>let old_reg_a=@a<CR>
- \:let old_reg=@"&lt;cr&gt;
+ \:let old_reg=@"<CR>
  \gv"ay
  \:let @a=substitute(@a, '.\(.*\)\@=',
- \ '\=@a[strlen(submatch(1))]', 'g')&lt;cr&gt;
+ \ '\=@a[strlen(submatch(1))]', 'g')<CR>
- \gvc&lt;C-R&gt;a&lt;ESC&gt;
+ \gvc<C-R>a<Esc>
- \:let @a=old_reg_a&lt;cr&gt;
+ \:let @a=old_reg_a<CR>
- \:let @"=old_reg&lt;cr&gt;
+ \:let @"=old_reg<CR>
 </pre>
 ==Comments==
-If your Vim has +rightleft (check vim --versions), the following visual mode map does the job:
+If your Vim has +rightleft (check vim --version), the following visual mode map does the job:
- vmap &lt;Leader&gt;fR c&lt;C-O&gt;:set ri&lt;cr&gt;&lt;C-R&gt;"&lt;esc&gt;:set nori&lt;cr&gt;
+ vmap <Leader>fR c<C-O>:set ri<CR><C-R>"<Esc>:set nori<CR>
 A map that reverses the sequence of lines (again, visual mode):
- vmap &lt;Leader&gt;fr :&lt;c-u&gt;set lz&lt;CR&gt;'&gt;o&lt;Esc&gt;'&lt;O&lt;Esc&gt;V'&gt;j:&lt;c-u&gt;'&lt;+1,'&gt;-1g/^/m '&lt;&lt;CR&gt;'&lt;dd'&gt;dd:set nolz&lt;CR&gt;
+ vmap <Leader>fr :<c-u>set lz<CR>'>o<Esc>'<O<Esc>V'>j:<c-u>'<+1,'>-1g/^/m '<<CR>'<dd'>dd:set nolz<CR>
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