On Wed, 6 Dec 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vim may very well be able to do that with built-in commands. I use the external paragraph reformatter 'par-1.52' for this: For example, to format and justify this reply in vim, I used: :'<,'>!par 66j
No, this doesn't answer my question.
My question is not about the formatting ability of vim. Rather, it is about precisely stating the end of a paragraph in a quoted message that has leading ">"s. In the example below, the first paragraph ends with the word "appropriately." If I type gqap, vim will format the line beginning with the word "However" too. I don't want that to happen.
I know vim understands character sequences that delimit comments in various programming languages and gqap formats them appropriately. However, while typing a reply to an e-mail, the gqap command
Thanks, Senthil.
