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vim_notes [2021/07/02 18:57] – [vertical alignment of columns] adminvim_notes [2023/08/02 18:18] (current) – [print full file name] raju
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 ===== How can I ===== ===== How can I =====
 ==== vertical alignment of columns ==== ==== vertical alignment of columns ====
-<code> +  * [[pretty_print_csv_data#vim | pretty print csv data in vim]]
-:%!column -t +
-</code> +
- +
-will convert +
-<code> +
-1.33570301776, 3.61194e-06, 7.24503e-06, -9.91572e-06, 1.25098e-05, 0.0102828 +
-1.34538754675, 3.3689e-06, 9.86066e-06, -9.12075e-06, 1.18058e-05, 0.00334344 +
-1.34808186291, -1.99011e-06, 6.53026e-06, -1.18909e-05, 9.52337e-06, 0.00158065 +
-</code> +
- +
-to +
-<code> +
-1.33570301776,  3.61194e-06,   7.24503e-06,  -9.91572e-06,  1.25098e-05,  0.0102828 +
-1.34538754675,  3.3689e-06,    9.86066e-06,  -9.12075e-06,  1.18058e-05,  0.00334344 +
-1.34808186291,  -1.99011e-06,  6.53026e-06,  -1.18909e-05,  9.52337e-06,  0.00158065 +
-</code> +
- +
-It also works on visual selection +
-<code> +
-:'<,'>!column -t +
-</code> +
- +
-Ref:- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1229900/reformat-in-vim-for-a-nice-column-layout+
 ==== show line endings ==== ==== show line endings ====
   * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3569997/how-to-find-out-line-endings-in-a-text-file -> https://stackoverflow.com/a/3570051   * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3569997/how-to-find-out-line-endings-in-a-text-file -> https://stackoverflow.com/a/3570051
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   * https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/14248/12620   * https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/14248/12620
 +
 +==== Preprocess files before diffing them ====
 +  * [[Preprocess files before diffing them]]
 +tags | vimdiff, sort
 +
 +
 +==== print full file name ====
 +
 +  * :echo expand("%:p")
 +  * :!ls %:p
 +  * :!realpath % - be aware that realpath is not POSIX
 +  * :!echo "$PWD/%" - very difficult to type this!
 +  * 1 followed by ctrl-g - shows full path name but does not expand "~" to home directory
 +  * :'<,'>!realpath % - to replace the current selection with the file path
 +  * set statusline+=%F - will show full filename in the status bar
 +  * ctrl-g - shows file path relative to vim's current working directory
 +
 +Ref:- http://vi.stackexchange.com/questions/104/how-can-i-see-the-full-path-of-the-current-file
  
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