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Vim mapping to make function parameters become multi-line?
To solve this without a plugin, the following pure Vim solution relying on :substitute and = could be used. It's hard to provide a "works for all languages" solution as syntax differs ...
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Vim mapping to make function parameters become multi-line?
If you're happy to install a plugin, you could try Andrew Radev's splitjoin.
It works with a wide range of languages, and you can configure new ones if necessary. By default it uses gS to split a ...
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Vim mapping to make function parameters become multi-line?
You could be interested to the following: vim-argwrap plugin.
It provides an :ArgWrap command that seems to do exactly what you want.
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Vim mapping to make function parameters become multi-line?
A first start might be using tpope’s surround plugin to do cS(( to make the parens multi-line. Then you could attempt one of the substitutions like :substitute/, /,\r/g and clean up. But this last ...
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With regex, how to match misused blankspace inside tab indent
I would just search for ^\t*\zs \+\ze\t
This avoids a performance-killing look-behind: match any number of leading tabs, then at least one space, then at least one more tab.
The run of space ...
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With regex, how to match misused blankspace inside tab indent
I would do:
/\v((^\s*\t)@<= +|(^\s*)@<= +\t@=)/
For performance reason you could do (limiting the lookahead to 80 bytes):
/\v((^\s*\t)@80<= +|(^\s*)@80<= +\t@=)/
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