On Fri, Aug 18, 2006 at 08:12:01PM EDT, Alan G Isaac wrote: > On Fri, 18 Aug 2006, apparently wrote: > > but what is this > > gwap (or :gwap ..) command? > > Seems it is not recognized by Vim 6.3 > > :h gw > guess what .. I was mistyping it ..
.. something like gwa- I guess .. didn't realize it was gw+[motion] :-( > Enjoy. > Many thanks.. I certainly do..! I there a way I can enter effortlessly stuff like the following: 1. this is a numbered paragraph several lines long and I would like all lines aligned with the "this" which starts in column 4. I don't know if it's good typography but I use these numbered lists a lot and with the text aligned I think it looks better. .. and format it like this: 1. this is a numbered paragraph several lines long and I would like all lines aligned with the "this" which starts in column 4. I don't know if it's good typography but I use these numbered lists a lot and with the text aligned I think it looks better. .. or possibly make Vim indent this automatically when typing..? I mean that I usually have a textwidth of 72 and Vim automatically wraps to line 2 after I have written the "all" at the end of line 1 .. but obviously Vim has no reason to indent and therefore starts line 2 and the following lines in column 1. Is there any way I can tell Vim that when line 1 starts with a number followed by a dot '.' .. the following lines should be indented so that all the text is aligned. Not simple .. I guess .. since this could move into double digits (or more..) -- there could be more than nine numbered paragraphs and text should start in column 5 (or 6..). Or maybe somone has written a script that can convert a bunch of paragraphs into something like a numbered (or bulleted) list? Thanks cga
