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How to source a part of a file
I can source a file, e.g. my vimrc with :so % or :so <filename>. But what do I do when I need to source only part of a file. I want some way to visually select a portion of the file with :h v and then source it. Kinda like emacs's M-x eval-region
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I can source a file, e.g. my vimrc with :so % or :so <filename>. But what do I do when I need to source only part of a file. I want some way to visually select a portion of the file with :h v and then source it. Kinda like emacs's M-x eval-region
workflow
asked 13 hours ago
klausklaus
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Doesn't work in all cases, but:@*
– Mass
13 hours ago
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I can source a file, e.g. my vimrc with :so % or :so <filename>. But what do I do when I need to source only part of a file. I want some way to visually select a portion of the file with :h v and then source it. Kinda like emacs's M-x eval-region
workflow
asked 13 hours ago
klausklaus
1,186220
I can source a file, e.g. my vimrc with :so % or :so <filename>. But what do I do when I need to source only part of a file. I want some way to visually select a portion of the file with :h v and then source it. Kinda like emacs's M-x eval-region
workflow
workflow
asked 13 hours ago
klausklaus
1,186220
asked 13 hours ago
klausklaus
1,186220
asked 13 hours ago
klausklaus
1,186220
asked 13 hours ago
klausklaus
1,186220
asked 13 hours ago
klausklaus
1,186220
1,186220
1
Doesn't work in all cases, but:@*
– Mass
13 hours ago
add a comment |
1
Doesn't work in all cases, but:@*
– Mass
13 hours ago
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1
Doesn't work in all cases, but
:@*– Mass
13 hours ago
Doesn't work in all cases, but
:@*– Mass
13 hours ago
add a comment |
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y:@"<CR>
check help :@
also check https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20262519/vim-how-to-source-a-part-of-the-buffer
answered 13 hours ago
dedowsdidedowsdi
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So, you're saying I should just copy and paste it in my command-line window? That's... easier than I thought.
– klaus
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y:@"<CR>
check help :@
also check https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20262519/vim-how-to-source-a-part-of-the-buffer
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So, you're saying I should just copy and paste it in my command-line window? That's... easier than I thought.
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y:@"<CR>
check help :@
also check https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20262519/vim-how-to-source-a-part-of-the-buffer
answered 13 hours ago
dedowsdidedowsdi
38615
So, you're saying I should just copy and paste it in my command-line window? That's... easier than I thought.
– klaus
13 hours ago
add a comment |
y:@"<CR>
check help :@
also check https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20262519/vim-how-to-source-a-part-of-the-buffer
answered 13 hours ago
dedowsdidedowsdi
38615
y:@"<CR>
check help :@
also check https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20262519/vim-how-to-source-a-part-of-the-buffer
answered 13 hours ago
dedowsdidedowsdi
38615
answered 13 hours ago
dedowsdidedowsdi
38615
answered 13 hours ago
dedowsdidedowsdi
38615
answered 13 hours ago
dedowsdidedowsdi
38615
38615
So, you're saying I should just copy and paste it in my command-line window? That's... easier than I thought.
– klaus
13 hours ago
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So, you're saying I should just copy and paste it in my command-line window? That's... easier than I thought.
– klaus
13 hours ago
So, you're saying I should just copy and paste it in my command-line window? That's... easier than I thought.
– klaus
13 hours ago
So, you're saying I should just copy and paste it in my command-line window? That's... easier than I thought.
– klaus
13 hours ago
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