Le dimanche 08 mars 2015 à 06:05, meino.cra...@gmx.de a écrit:
> Hi,
>
> hopefully this can be done with vim in some way:
> (using Linux)
>
> I have an file (html) which contains lines containing lines
> like this one
> (some stuff)1741_word_anotherword(some stuff)
>
> (pattern: .*<number>_<text>.*)
>
> I another file I have only a list of numbers, which may or may not
> listed in the first file. A certain sorting may or may not be present.
>
> I want to delete all lines from the first file, which are listed in
> the second file.
>
> Is that possible with vim?
This little code should do what you want:
for l in readfile("/path/to/your_second_file")
exe "silent g/[^[:alnum:]]" . matchstr(l, '\d\+') . "[^[:alnum:]]/delete"
endfor
Put that in a vim script, while in the buffer containing the first
file, source it with:
:source /path/to/the/script
Best,
Paul
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