I mean, if you really want it, you can
,|awk '{print NR "\t" $0}'
then
,x/^[0-9]+ /d
or something.
umbraticus
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> Many thanks. I will apply your solutions and revert back. It just seems a
> little counter intuitive not to be able to show the line numbers as ed
> does,especially if one is viewing a large body of text.
You can also try:
unix: ,>nl
plan9: ,x {
Many thanks. I will apply your solutions and revert back. It just seems a
little counter intuitive not to be able to show the line numbers as ed
does,especially if one is viewing a large body of text.
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Don't forget Esc cuts a selection.
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= prints line number
3,7d deletes some lines
Setting and working with the mark may also suit your problem
find a place, press k, find another place, then ',.d or .,' deletes
everything in between. Multiple marks à la ed would be a nice
addition to sam.
umbraticus
P.S. Here's a patch to make = mo
In ed one can show line numbers using n. To delete line nubers is thus easy. In
sam - d it appears this is not possible. I understand sam is not a line editor.
What the would be the best way to delete a range of lines?
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Thank you Mark. That was exactly what I was looking for.
-Ben
From: Mark van Atten
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Subject: Re: [9fans] acme & sam text selection and delete deletes extra
character
>Just curious, is this by
Thank you! I was erring in that I failed to repeat x.
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The world is a little less interesting without Boyd.
Ian
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Sorry, I seem to have hit Post by accident. Too bad there isn't
an Undo for that ...
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Hi there-
Please pardon the dumb question if this has been covered before. I did some
brief searches of the archive and couldn't find it...
I'm running plan9port on macOS. I noticed that in acme, (and also sam) if I
select part of a string and p delete, the selection gets deleted and a
>Just curious, is this by design, or is this a bug? I'm inclined to think
> it's by design as it occurs within sam as well.
https://9fans.topicbox.com/groups/9fans/Tf778565df277dd77-M396229d3fd3befcd0bcc95df/re2-9fans-home-end-hjkl
Mark.
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Hi there-
Please pardon the dumb question if this has been covered before. I did some
brief searches of the archive and couldn't find it...
I'm running plan9port on macOS. I noticed that in acme, (and also sam) if I
select part of a string and press delete, the selection gets deleted and
Hi,
Yep, seems you can combine changes with
,x {
x/sam/c/sam -d/
x/teh/c/the/
}
Adding an optional guard before the opening brace. Note the changes must be
correct way round otherwise you get the error "?changes not in sequence"
Silas
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I am running sam -d in a Debian Linux Subsystem on Windows. I am editing a
series of documents that require several changes per line(s).
I can for instance change:
I love working in sam in teh terminal
to
I love working in sam -d in the terminal
using:
.x/sam/c/sam -d/
.x/teh/c/the
Is it po
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