created by

Ingo Karkat

script type

utility

description

DESCRIPTION This plugin supports you with batch processing many files by extending the built-in :windo, :argdo, etc. commands. You can filter the argument list, add files _not_ matching a pattern, convert between arguments and quickfix list, and apply arbitrary Ex commands (also partially) via :Argdo, then analyze any errors and retry on an argument list where the successfully processed arguments have been removed. RELATED WORKS - The :ArgsNegated command was inspired by the following Stack Overflow   question:     http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11547662/how-can-i-negate-a-glob-in-vim USAGE :Bufdo {cmd} Execute {cmd} in each buffer in the buffer list, then return back to the original one. :Windo {cmd}            Execute {cmd} in each window, then return back to the                         original one. :Winbufdo {cmd}         Execute {cmd} in each different buffer shown in one of                         the windows in the current tab page (once per buffer),                         then return back to the original one. :Tabdo {cmd}            Execute {cmd} once in each tab page, then return back                         to the original one. :Tabwindo {cmd}         Execute {cmd} in each open window on each tab page,                         then return back to the original one. :Argdo {cmd}            Execute {cmd} for each file in the argument list, then                         return back to the original file and argument. :[range]Argdo {cmd}     Execute {cmd} for the [range] of indices from the                         argument list, then return back to the original file                         and argument.                         For example, to execute {cmd} on the remaining                         arguments, use :.,$Argdo {cmd}                         In contrast to :argdo, this also avoids the                         hit-enter prompt (all files will be processed                         without further interaction from you), and an error                         summary will be printed.                         To work on the errors / arguments with errors, you can                         use :ArgdoErrors and :ArgdoDeleteSuccessful. :ArgdoErrors            List all error messages that occurred during the last                         :Argdo command, and for each unique error, print the                         argument number and filespec. :ArgdoDeleteSuccessful  Delete those arguments from the argument list that                         didn't cause any error messages during the last                         :Argdo command. :ArgsFilter {expr}      Apply the filter() of {expr} to the argument list,                         and keep only those where {expr} yields true. This                         allows you to :argdelete multiple arguments at once                         and to delete without specifying the full filename. :ArgsNegated[!] {arglist}                         Define all files except {arglist} as the new argument                         list and edit the first one. :ArgsList[!]            List each argument number and filespec in a neat list                         (not just one after the other as :args). With [!],                         expand all arguments to absolute filespecs. :ArgsList[!] {glob}     List each argument number and filespec that matches                         (with [!]: does not match) {glob} in a neat list.                         Matching and printing is done to the full filespec. :ArgsToQuickfix         Show all arguments as a quickfix list. :CListToArgs            Convert the files in the quickfix list to arguments. :[count]CListToArgsAdd :LListToArgs            Convert the files in the window's location list to :[count]LListToArgsAdd  arguments.

install details

INSTALLATION This script is packaged as a vimball. If you have the "gunzip" decompressor in your PATH, simply edit the *.vmb.gz package in Vim; otherwise, decompress the archive first, e.g. using WinZip. Inside Vim, install by sourcing the vimball or via the :UseVimball command.     vim ArgsAndMore*.vmb.gz     :so % To uninstall, use the :RmVimball command. DEPENDENCIES - Requires Vim 7.0 or higher. CONFIGURATION After each {cmd}, an extra Ex command (sequence) can be executed. By default, a delay of 100 ms is introduced here. This allows you to abort an interactive :s///c substitution by pressing CTRL-C twice within the delay. (Without the delay, it may or may not abort.) To also persist any changes to the buffer, you could use:     let g:ArgsAndMore_AfterCommand = 'update | sleep 100ms'

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
ArgsAndMore-1.11.vmb.gz	1.11	2013-01-21	7.0	Ingo Karkat	FIX: Factor out s:sort() and also use numerical sort in the one missed case.
ArgsAndMore-1.10.vmb.gz	1.10	2012-09-10	7.0	Ingo Karkat	- Add g:ArgsAndMore_AfterCommand hook before buffer switching and use this by default to add a small delay, which allows for aborting an interactive s///c substitution by pressing CTRL-C twice within the delay. - Add :Bufdo command for completeness, to get the new hook, and the enhanced error reporting of :Argdo.
ArgsAndMore-1.01.vmb.gz	1.01	2012-08-28	7.0	Ingo Karkat	- Do not use <f-args> because of its unescaping behavior. - FIX: "E480: No match" on :ArgsNegated with ../other/path relative argument; need to issue a dummy :chdir to convert relative args before doing the :argdelete.
ArgsAndMore.vba.gz	1.00	2012-07-30	7.0	Ingo Karkat	Initial upload

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