October 2012
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7h 40m
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| Tip 100 | Alphabetize the Properties of Each Rule in a CSS File |
When combining an Ex command with :global, we can also specify a range for our chosen [cmd]. Vim allows us to set the range dynamically using the :g/{pattern} as a reference point. Here we’ll see how we can exploit this fact to alphabetize the properties within each block of a CSS file.
We’ll use this CSS file for demonstration purposes:
| global/unsorted.css | |
| Line 1 | html { |
| - | margin: 0; |
| - | padding: 0; |
| - | border: 0; |
| 5 | font-size: 100%; |
| - | font: inherit; |
| - | vertical-align: baseline; |
| - | } |
| - | body { |
| 10 | line-height: 1.5; |
| - | color: black; |
| - | background: white; |
| - | } |
Suppose that we want to sort the properties of each rule into alphabetical order. We could do so using Vim’s built-in ...
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