in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, wrote
Bill Campbell thusly...
>
> Another one I use a lot in my ~.vimrc file is ``map <F5> {!}fmt''
So you add other arguments to pass to fmt (for carriage-return
character is missing).(?)
> which rewraps the current paragraph the cursor is in when I press
> the F5 key.
Do you find vim's internal wrapping functions to be inadequate?
Just curious.
In my case, "gq*" commands work just fine except when it comes to
putting each line, of a text block, in center. Then i use...
" center block with in 68 columns
nmap <Esc>E !}/usr/bin/fmt -c -68
> This maps the key sequence ``{!}fmt'' to the F5 key ``{'' top of
> paragraph, ``!'' execute command ``}'' to bottom of paragraph,
> ``fmt'' the command to execute.
For anybody else who is still reading, '<Esc>E' works as described
above except the formatting point is the line containing the current
position of the cursor.
- Parv
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