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| − | Suppose you want to reverse some text |
+ | Suppose you want to reverse some text. This mapping will reverse visually selected text. Put the mapping in your vimrc or otherwise source it, then visually select the word or words, and type <code>;rv</code> – really only works with selections on one line: |
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| − | + | vnoremap ;rv c<C-O>:set revins<CR><C-R>"<Esc>:set norevins<CR> |
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==Comments== |
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Interesting idea, but it will only work for those whose Vim has the +rightleft option. For those who don't have such a Vim, use "ma" to (mark a) and move the cursor to the last line to be affected, and: |
Interesting idea, but it will only work for those whose Vim has the +rightleft option. For those who don't have such a Vim, use "ma" to (mark a) and move the cursor to the last line to be affected, and: |
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<pre> |
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" \fr: reverse the order of lines (vertical mirror) |
" \fr: reverse the order of lines (vertical mirror) |
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| − | nmap \fr :set lz |
+ | nmap \fr :set lz<CR>o<Esc>mz'aO<Esc>ma:'a+1,'z-1g/^/m 'a<CR>'addma'zdd:set nolz<CR> |
" \fR: mirror image the lines (horizontal mirror) |
" \fR: mirror image the lines (horizontal mirror) |
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| − | nmap \fR :set lz |
+ | nmap \fR :set lz<CR>o<Esc>mzkO<Esc>maj:s/./&\r/g<CR>:'a+1,'z-1g/^/m 'a<CR>:'a+1,'z-1j!<CR>'add'zddk:set nolz<CR> |
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</pre> |
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| + | TIMTOWTDI: Here's a simpler approach for the horizontal mirror, and a command thrown in as a bonus: |
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| + | <pre> |
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| + | nmap \fR :Mirror<CR> |
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| + | command! -bar -range Mirror <line1>,<line2>call setline('.', join(reverse(split(getline('.'), '\zs')), '')) |
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| + | </pre> |
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| + | TIMTOWTDI: Here's a simpler approach for the vertical mirror: |
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| + | map \fr :Reverse<CR> |
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| + | sunmap \fr |
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| + | ounmap \fr |
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| + | command! -bar -range=% Reverse <line1>,<line2>g/^/m<line1>-1 |
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| + | </pre> |
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| + | Notice it was mapped then had specific sections unmapped since they don't make sense to have them. |
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| + | I use it in my work to reverse the order of 1000 groups of parameters which improves the program performance. Thanks. |
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Latest revision as of 14:16, 13 March 2013
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created 2002 · complexity basic · author scott urban · version 5.7
Suppose you want to reverse some text. This mapping will reverse visually selected text. Put the mapping in your vimrc or otherwise source it, then visually select the word or words, and type ;rv – really only works with selections on one line:
vnoremap ;rv c<C-O>:set revins<CR><C-R>"<Esc>:set norevins<CR>
Comments[]
Interesting idea, but it will only work for those whose Vim has the +rightleft option. For those who don't have such a Vim, use "ma" to (mark a) and move the cursor to the last line to be affected, and:
" \fr: reverse the order of lines (vertical mirror) nmap \fr :set lz<CR>o<Esc>mz'aO<Esc>ma:'a+1,'z-1g/^/m 'a<CR>'addma'zdd:set nolz<CR> " \fR: mirror image the lines (horizontal mirror) nmap \fR :set lz<CR>o<Esc>mzkO<Esc>maj:s/./&\r/g<CR>:'a+1,'z-1g/^/m 'a<CR>:'a+1,'z-1j!<CR>'add'zddk:set nolz<CR>
TIMTOWTDI: Here's a simpler approach for the horizontal mirror, and a command thrown in as a bonus:
nmap \fR :Mirror<CR>
command! -bar -range Mirror <line1>,<line2>call setline('.', join(reverse(split(getline('.'), '\zs')), ''))
TIMTOWTDI: Here's a simpler approach for the vertical mirror:
map \fr :Reverse<CR> sunmap \fr ounmap \fr command! -bar -range=% Reverse <line1>,<line2>g/^/m<line1>-1
Notice it was mapped then had specific sections unmapped since they don't make sense to have them.
I use it in my work to reverse the order of 1000 groups of parameters which improves the program performance. Thanks.