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06-04-2008
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Conditionally joining lines in vi
I've done this before but I can't remember how. Too long away from vi.
I want to do a search are replace, but I want the replace to be a join. Example see spot run see spot walk see spot run fast see spot hop %s/run$/<somehow perform a join with the next line>/g so the results should be see spot runsee spot walk see spot run fast see spot hop Thanks in advance- Ivan |
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