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DJMcMayhem

15:34

@nmjcman101 I just added the line/column features. Let me know how it works for you

Right now it goes:

" Û, <M-[>, current line
" Ý, <M-]>, current column
" û, <M-{>, number of lines (in the buffer)
" ý, <M-}>, number of columns (in the current line)

DJMcMayhem

16:22

Also, I finally added a shortcut for :s/./&\r/g

nnoremap <leader>ó :s/./&\r/g<cr>
xnoremap <leader>ó :s/./&\r/g<cr>
nnoremap <leader>Ó :s/.\ze./&\r/g<cr>
xnoremap <leader>Ó :s/.\ze./&\r/g<cr>

The capital version is nice because it doesn't add the trailing newline

nmjcman101

16:51

The current line and column are super sweet as are those shortcuts. I like your answer, i was trying to finagle Î>Gäê into it

DJMcMayhem

Interesting

I was trying to build the main text with a recursive command, but for some reason everything didn't work

No clue why

nmjcman101

Do you still have the command around?

DJMcMayhem

I'll try it again though, just a second

huh. Turns out that it isn't actually any shorter, since I've golfed my solution

@nmjcman101 This should work AFAICT: Try it online!

nmjcman101

Why GG at the end?

Oh wait I got it

DJMcMayhem

It's >G and G

nmjcman101

17:00

So on the last line you break on l

DJMcMayhem

Yeah, which isn't entirely correct

But I'm more confused about the strange lack of indentation

nmjcman101

and you're relying on autoindent to try and continue the spacing?

DJMcMayhem

Oh......

I forgot about autoindent

That's why it worked in vim and not V

nmjcman101

I have this Try it online! but the <M-j> does funny things on the last line

(also here's an instance where something like fÀ would be neat but I don't know how many other places it would b ehelpful)

DJMcMayhem

That is weird

@nmjcman101 Hacky solution: Try it online!

nmjcman101

17:11

(Ignoring that issue for a second) Try it online! doesn't even finish running and I'm not sure why

DJMcMayhem

@nmjcman101 Try it online!

It's because Î doesn't implicitly end commands like substitute and global do

I really should shortcut Î to ç^/

I'm just really worried that'll break something obscure

No idea what

nmjcman101

17:30

The nice thing about making it ç^/ is that it works SLIGHTLY differently which is sometimes useful. IE you can do the ç^/m0 trick to reverse everything

DJMcMayhem

It's actually very Different. For example, things like Yp work with the global version, but not the norm version

nmjcman101

Yeah because it marks all the lines that match, and then goes through and does the thing on them

DJMcMayhem

Yeah, and norm marks the numbers I think? So if you Yp the number itself changes

nmjcman101

I've been thinking that remap would be useful for a while but i agree with breaking something obscure

DJMcMayhem

Which will move the mark but not the number

@nmjcman101 Although, if it does break something obscure, then it's a simple fix (prepend a : and it will work the same)

That one byte in unimaginable obscure unlikely situations is well worth the change IMO

nmjcman101

17:34

why prepend a :?

DJMcMayhem

Because it's cnoremapped also

nmjcman101

oh got it. that seems like there could be a more obscure case where I want to do it in command mode and have it work the new way but that's probably not going to happen

DJMcMayhem

Actually, TBH I can't think of any time that <M-N has ever been used in command mode.

It should be possible, but I really don't think it's ever happened

nmjcman101

agree

when would you use it? combining ex commands to try and save bytes?

DJMcMayhem

Yeah, probably

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