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julia_2683@hotmail.com schrieb:

> Can vim find these as duplicates
>
> abcdef [AA_ind_pte_y]
> abcdef [RZ_ind_pde_y]
> abcdef [AB_iod_pre_y]
>
> and gives this out put
> abcdef [AA_ind_pte_y], [RZ_ind_pde_y], [AB_iod_pre_y]
>
> Thanks

Vim can.

Search in this group for

joining together multiple lines

hth

Ralf

julia_2683@hotmail.com wrote:

> Can vim find these as duplicates
>
> abcdef [AA_ind_pte_y]
> abcdef [RZ_ind_pde_y]
> abcdef [AB_iod_pre_y]
>
> and gives this out put
> abcdef [AA_ind_pte_y], [RZ_ind_pde_y], [AB_iod_pre_y]
>
Ju

This might help or give you an idea

:g/^abcdef/-j|s/ abcdef/,/g

--
zzapper
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zzapper wrote:
> julia_2683@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> > Can vim find these as duplicates
> >
> > abcdef [AA_ind_pte_y]
> > abcdef [RZ_ind_pde_y]
> > abcdef [AB_iod_pre_y]
> >
> > and gives this out put
> > abcdef [AA_ind_pte_y], [RZ_ind_pde_y], [AB_iod_pre_y]
> >
> Ju
>
> This might help or give you an idea
>
> :g/^abcdef/-j|s/ abcdef/,/g
>
> --
> zzapper
> Best of VimTips
> http://www.vim.org/tips/tip.php?tip_id=305

g/^abcdef/-j|s/ abcdef/,/g
This help me a lot but if you explain the command I can extend it to
another situation. My problem is that I have more complex strings than
abcdef and I have also different strings.
I tried many things but have no idea how to find near duplicates and
move the annotation, so I have only one string by line with multiple
annotations.

abcdef derft gert [AA_ind_pte_y]
abcdef dreft gert [RZ_ind_pde_y]
abcdef dreft gert [AB_iod_pre_y]
bcdef erft ger [AA_ind_pte_y]
abcef dre gert [RZ_ind_pde_y]
abcf dreft gert [AB_iod_pre_y]
abcf dreft gert [AC_iod_pre_y]

Thanks for your help

julia_2683@hotmail.com schrieb:

> zzapper wrote:
> > julia_2683@hotmail.com wrote:
> >
> > > Can vim find these as duplicates
> > >
> > > abcdef [AA_ind_pte_y]
> > > abcdef [RZ_ind_pde_y]
> > > abcdef [AB_iod_pre_y]
> > >
> > > and gives this out put
> > > abcdef [AA_ind_pte_y], [RZ_ind_pde_y], [AB_iod_pre_y]
> > >
> > Ju
> >
> > This might help or give you an idea
> >
> > :g/^abcdef/-j|s/ abcdef/,/g
> >
> > --
> > zzapper
> > Best of VimTips
> > http://www.vim.org/tips/tip.php?tip_id=305
>
> g/^abcdef/-j|s/ abcdef/,/g
> This help me a lot but if you explain the command I can extend it to
> another situation. My problem is that I have more complex strings than
> abcdef and I have also different strings.
> I tried many things but have no idea how to find near duplicates and
> move the annotation, so I have only one string by line with multiple
> annotations.
>
> abcdef derft gert [AA_ind_pte_y]
> abcdef dreft gert [RZ_ind_pde_y]
> abcdef dreft gert [AB_iod_pre_y]
> bcdef erft ger [AA_ind_pte_y]
> abcef dre gert [RZ_ind_pde_y]
> abcf dreft gert [AB_iod_pre_y]
> abcf dreft gert [AC_iod_pre_y]
>
> Thanks for your help
Hello,

:g/\v%(^\1.*\n)@<=%(([^[]+)(.*))/s//,\2/|-j!


could help, but only if you have no different spaces in the search
string

Ralf

RalfB wrote:
> julia_2683@hotmail.com schrieb:
>
> > zzapper wrote:
> > > julia_2683@hotmail.com wrote:
> > >
> > > > Can vim find these as duplicates
> > > >
> > > > abcdef [AA_ind_pte_y]
> > > > abcdef [RZ_ind_pde_y]
> > > > abcdef [AB_iod_pre_y]
> > > >
> > > > and gives this out put
> > > > abcdef [AA_ind_pte_y], [RZ_ind_pde_y], [AB_iod_pre_y]
> > > >
> > > Ju
> > >
> > > This might help or give you an idea
> > >
> > > :g/^abcdef/-j|s/ abcdef/,/g
> > >
> > > --
> > > zzapper
> > > Best of VimTips
> > > http://www.vim.org/tips/tip.php?tip_id=305
> >
> > g/^abcdef/-j|s/ abcdef/,/g
> > This help me a lot but if you explain the command I can extend it to
> > another situation. My problem is that I have more complex strings than
> > abcdef and I have also different strings.
> > I tried many things but have no idea how to find near duplicates and
> > move the annotation, so I have only one string by line with multiple
> > annotations.
> >
> > abcdef derft gert [AA_ind_pte_y]
> > abcdef dreft gert [RZ_ind_pde_y]
> > abcdef dreft gert [AB_iod_pre_y]
> > bcdef erft ger [AA_ind_pte_y]
> > abcef dre gert [RZ_ind_pde_y]
> > abcf dreft gert [AB_iod_pre_y]
> > abcf dreft gert [AC_iod_pre_y]
> >
> > Thanks for your help
> Hello,
>
> :g/\v%(^\1.*\n)@<=%(([^[]+)(.*))/s//,\2/|-j!
>
>
> could help, but only if you have no different spaces in the search
> string
>
> Ralf

Genious. Thanks Ralf it works for me but with a bit of explanation will
help for the future.

julia_2683@hotmail.com schrieb:

> Genious. Thanks Ralf it works for me but with a bit of explanation will
> help for the future.

As I said in my first reply:

"Search in this group for

joining together multiple lines"

There you can find the original posting of this really genios regexp
from Antony Scriven and some explanation.

best regards

Ralf