Herbert Liechti wrote:
works only in vim/gvim !
o point cursor to the first line which should be commented out
o enter visual mode (key v)
o move cursor down to the end of the block (i.e. enter % sign
for quick jumping to the closing bracket)
o enter command mode with : (you see something like this:
:'<,'> when entering the : ) then enter the substitution
command s/^/%/ and hit enter
you substitute the beginning of the line with the %-sign in the
visual block
Or:
- go to the start of the first line to comment out
- enter visual block mode (ctrl-v)
- move the cursor down
- type shift-i to insert at the start of the line
- type %
- escape out of insert mode
commenting out is done the same way expect the substitution
command is :s/^%//
ctrl-v, select the comment characters, press d
Graham
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