Return to Answer

Try a global command:

:g/^/exe ".w! line".line('.').".txt"

• :g/^/ Do a command for every line (you can adjust this regular expression if you only want to save certain lines, i.e. . for non-empty lines)
• exe "" execute the following command
• .w! save the current line and overwrite if already exists. (Remove ! if you don't want to auto-overwrite everything)
• "line".line('.').".txt" dynamically insert the line number.

See :h :g and :h execute for more info.

Try a global command:

:g/^/exe ".w! line".line('.').".txt"

• :g/^/ Do a command for every line (you can adjust this regular expression if you only want to save certain lines, i.e. . for non-empty lines)
• exe "" execute the following command
• .w! save the current line and overwrite if already exists. (Remove ! if you don't want to auto-overwrite everything)
• "line".line('.').".txt" dynamically insert the line number.

See :h :g and :h execute for more info.

Try a global command:

:g/./exe ".w! line".line('.').".txt"

• :g/./ Do a command for every line (you can adjust this regular expression if you only want to save certain lines)
• exe "" execute the following command
• .w! save the current line and overwrite if already exists. (Remove ! if you don't want to auto-overwrite everything)
• "line".line('.').".txt" dynamically insert the line number.

See :h :g and :h execute for more info.

Try a global command:

:g/^/exe ".w! line".line('.').".txt"

• :g/^/ Do a command for every line (you can adjust this regular expression if you only want to save certain lines, i.e. . for non-empty lines)
• exe "" execute the following command
• .w! save the current line and overwrite if already exists. (Remove ! if you don't want to auto-overwrite everything)
• "line".line('.').".txt" dynamically insert the line number.

See :h :g and :h execute for more info.

Try a global command:

:g/./exe ".w! line".line('.').".txt"

• :g/./ Do a command for every line
• exe "" execute the following command
• .w save the current line
• "line".line('.').".txt" dynamically insert the line number.

See :h :g and :h execute for more info.

Try a global command:

:g/./exe ".w! line".line('.').".txt"

• :g/./ Do a command for every line (you can adjust this regular expression if you only want to save certain lines)
• exe "" execute the following command
• .w! save the current line and overwrite if already exists. (Remove ! if you don't want to auto-overwrite everything)
• "line".line('.').".txt" dynamically insert the line number.

See :h :g and :h execute for more info.