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bundle edit_line append_groups_starting(v) {
vars:
"index" slist => getindices("$(v)");
classes:
"add_$(index)" not => groupexists("$(index)"),
comment => "Class created if group does not exist";
insert_lines:
"$($(v)[$(index)])",
comment => "Append users into a group file format",
ifvarclass => "add_$(index)";
}
If you want to :Tabularize all the content's on delimiter '=>' it will count eg. the whole first line as first column and format all the rest accordingly.
It would be very usefull to say 'Tabularize by => but completely omit/ignore lines which does not contain the delimiter'
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You're looking for the (not yet documented) command :GTabularize - see the discussion at issue #10
You should be able to do what you want by doing :GTabularize /=> - it will work on all lines in the buffer by default, but it takes a range if you wanted to apply it to only the visual selection or some such.
Consider file contents:
If you want to :Tabularize all the content's on delimiter '=>' it will count eg. the whole first line as first column and format all the rest accordingly.
It would be very usefull to say 'Tabularize by => but completely omit/ignore lines which does not contain the delimiter'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: