You can get it using pipe to concatenate commands:
:t 25 | t 28 | t 54
Domanda
I'd like to copy current line in vim editor to some different places. Is there a way to do it with one command?
The following is impossible command illustrating what I mean.
:t 25, 28, 54
Of course I can do it with
:t 25
:t 29
:t 56
However I'd prefer make it with the only command.
Soluzione
You can get it using pipe to concatenate commands:
:t 25 | t 28 | t 54
Altri suggerimenti
For something like that, you need a custom command, e.g. this:
:command! -nargs=+ T for lnum in reverse([<f-args>]) | exe 'copy' lnum | endfor
Invoke it via :T 25 28 54
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By processing the arguments from last to first, this avoids adapting the line numbers for the added lines.