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Suppose caret is on the line 10 and I've recorded macros @d.
I need to replay macros until line 25. If I know that macros move caret one line per execution, I can calculate that it should be executed 25 - 10 = 15 times.
So the command will be 15@d.
But is it possible to use something like 'until line':
:15@d
I think you can use this for specific line
:10,15 norm! @d
If you want something like until line, you can use this instead
:.,15 norm! @d
Or a more visual way, by selecting the lines you want to change via Visual mode and then execute the command
:norm! @d
EDIT!
You can also use 15: from normal mode to execute the macro for the next 15 lines
15: norm! @d
Thanks for @dedowsdi for the tip :D
References:
norm!, you can also use 15: from normal mode to do it quickly.
– dedowsdi
Nov 16 '19 at 7:47
