PrintWithLNum : Prepend line numbers to each line for printing
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| created by |
| Colin Keith |
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| script type |
| utility |
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| description |
In response to a query on the vim mailing list I developed this quick function which prepends the line number to the beginning of each line. The line numbers are left justified and formatted with a 1 character white space on either side of the number.
There are two methods of operation. The first prepends the line numbers to each line and is activated with :Printwln (or ":Printwln(0)" ). The second method of calling causes the program to prepend the line number and then go on to print the file using ":hardcopy", and then undo the changes it just made. This allows you to print off the contents of a file without changing it.
Hope it helps someone.
Colin. |
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| install details |
| Place where appropriate, source printwln.vim |
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