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I don't think you need exec in your command. !open <URL> in itself is a complete command recognized by Vim. So simply,
:silent !open https://vi.stackexchange.com/
is sufficient!
EDIT: As OP mentioned edits so here is a detailed explanation of why URLs containing ampersand & won't work without using either quotes or escape character.
In OP's edit 2 ...
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These commands should do the trick
:global/pattern/.+1,.+Ndelete
:global/pattern/\/+1,\/+Ndelete
The key is to understand [range] for delete command.
.+1 one line after cursor line
.+N N lines after cursor line
\/+1 one line after current match
\/+N N lines after current match
See :help cmdline-ranges for more details.
Be aware it will delete pattern if ...
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Open mode (from the :open command) is a bit of a legacy command:
*:o* *:op* *:open*
:[range]o[pen] Works like |:visual|: end Ex mode.
{Vi: start editing in open mode}
:[range]o[pen] /pattern/ As above, additionally move the cursor to the
column where "pattern" matches in the ...
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Unlike Maxin's answer, I'd recommend to use a ftplugin. They're really made to store the definition of filetype related mappings, commands, abbreviations, options, variables...
While we shall use <buffer> with mappings and abbreviations, it's -b with commands.
Now the problem is that you want to implement is quite complex. Vim main tool is regex. And ...
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Unfortunately there is nothing like that.
In my library plugin, I've implemented a generic feature that takes care of restoring options, variables (where restoring may means :unlet), mappings, or trigger some other actions at the end of a sequence of operations. But it's not meant to be used on the fly. It's too verbose for that.
let cleanup = lh#on#exit()
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You cannot have a command started with lowercase letter, use :Stripdbg or :StripDbg
To define a command available only in specific filetype you can define it in autocommand event with -buffer parameter:
augroup cpp_group | au!
au FileType cpp command! -buffer StripDbg call StripDbg()
augroup end
You have to implement StripDbg() function to do actual ...
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