nlist.vim : Vim global plugin for adding line numbers
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| brian medley |
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| utility |
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Description:
This provides a command and a function. They both can be called with or
without a range. In addition, they can be called with or without arguments.
Without a range they operate on the current line. The arguments are described
below:
arg1 -> the number to start at. The default is one. This will
number your selected lines sequentially. The start can be a
number, ., $, or, 'x (like getline).
arg2 -> Text to append after numbers. The default is a space.
arg3 -> Controls formatting. Can be "left", "right", or "none". The
default is "right".
Examples:
To make a list start at 1:
:'<,'>Nlist
:'<,'>call Nlist()
To number the whole buffer (with it's actual line number):
:%Nlist
:%call Nlist()
To number a subset of lines with their line number (and put a '] ' in
front of every number):
:'<,'>Nlist . ]\
:'<,'>call Nlist(".", "] ")
To number the whole buffer (with it's actual line number) without
justification:
:%Nlist 1 \ left
:%call Nlist("1", " ", "none")
Example mappings that a user can define:
nnoremap <unique> <Leader>N :%Nlist<cr>
vnoremap <unique> <Leader>N :Nlist<cr> |
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| cp ~/.vim/plugin |
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