Hi,
Eugene Lee typed:
> :I found reformatting in vi (vim, to be precise) is very easy when you simply
> :mark all lines to be reformatted (visual mode) and then press 'gq'. Voilą -
> :nicely formatted paragraph with lines in ideal length.
> Unfortunately, it doesn't handle quoted text at all. I like the utility
> 'par', because it does so. So I can transform the above quote to this:
Oh, sure it does! Use the following commands:
set comments=n:>
set formatoptions=tcrq
That should let you format even the quoted text using `gq'.
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