Revisions to Replacement for ^M when scripting with Vim

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edited Aug 30, 2022 at 15:25

As a replacement of:

:%norm!/https^Mdi"Vp

I would propose you:

:exe 'norm'%norm!/https' . "\<CR>" . 'di"Vp'

The "" converts escpaped sequence \<CR> into ^M.

As a replacement of:

:%norm!/https^Mdi"Vp

I would propose you:

:exe 'norm!/https' . "\<CR>" . 'di"Vp'

The "" converts escpaped sequence \<CR> into ^M.

As a replacement of:

:%norm!/https^Mdi"Vp

I would propose you:

:exe '%norm!/https' . "\<CR>" . 'di"Vp'

The "" converts escpaped sequence \<CR> into ^M.

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edited Aug 30, 2022 at 15:24

As a replacement of:

:%norm!/https^Mdi"Vp

I would propose you:

:exe 'norm! /https' . "\<CR>" . 'di"Vp'

The "" converts escpaped sequence \<CR> into ^M.

I would propose you:

:exe 'norm! /https' . "\<CR>" . 'di"Vp'

As a replacement of:

:%norm!/https^Mdi"Vp

I would propose you:

:exe 'norm!/https' . "\<CR>" . 'di"Vp'

The "" converts escpaped sequence \<CR> into ^M.

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created Aug 30, 2022 at 15:15

I would propose you:

:exe 'norm! /https' . "\<CR>" . 'di"Vp'

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