2009/2/20 Rajarajan Rajamani <r.rajam...@gmail.com>:
> On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 9:52 AM, Doug Poland <d...@polands.org> wrote:
>> Johan Hendriks wrote:
>>>
>>> How can i in vi set a # on multiple Lines to comment out some text.
>>>
>>> I know it must be a simple thing but i can not seem to get it right.
>>>
>>> Like in a config file i have the following
>>>
>>> define service{
>>> use generic-service
>>> host_name w2003hk03
>>> service_description Explorer
>>> check_command check_nt!PROCSTATE!-d SHOWALL -l
>>> Explorer.exe
>>> }
>>>
>>> And now i want to set a # to all the 6 lines.
>>>
>>> Thanks for your time
>>> Regards,
>>> Johan
>>
>>>
>>
>> This question is really more germane to a VIm mail list
>> (http://www.vim.org/) , but I'll tell you how'd I'd do it.
>>
>> First, turn on line numbers --
>>
>> :set nu
>>
>
>> :3,8s/^/#/
>>
>> That's all there is too it. BTW, VIm help is your friend
>>
>
> OR just mark the block visually and then do a
> :'<,'> s:/^/#/
>
> the '<,'> will appear automatically as soon as you hit : after marking
> the visual block.
On vim you can also use a keyboard macro in this way:
1G (or whatever the line you wanna start from)
qa^i#<esc>jq (the macro itself)
5...@a (as many times you need)
Cheers.
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