On 07/05/10 20:43, surge wrote:
Gotcha. What I did was I avoided column numbers and switched to marks.
So, I mark the beginning of the "span" with a "a" mark and then do:
exe ":'<,'>s/\\%'a" . '<span class="\(.\{-}\)"' . '/<span class="\1
' . a:class_marker.l:diff . '"/'
Still don't know what /\%{column_number}v does. Anybody can point me
to the right place in the docs? I think it's search starting at
column {column_number} and "v" has something to do with visual, but I
don't know what.
Thanks
:help /\%v
It's "virtual", not "visual", meaning a column measured in screen cells.
Just above it you see /\%c explaining that in a pattern, \%nnc (where nn
is a number) means the column measured in bytes (from start-of-line,
plus one since the begin of the line is column one not zero).
Best regards,
Tony.
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