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My solution would be to go to the start of each paragraph and hold J (shift + j) until the entire paragraph was joined onto one line, and then go down to the ne
by pxeger1 3y ago
My solution would be to go to the start of each paragraph and hold J (shift + j) until the entire paragraph was joined onto one line, and then go down to the next one. I guess it depends on how long your emails are but this is pretty quick.
- eichin 3y agoI haven't needed it myself, but it might be easier to just keep the document in line-break-per-paragraph form and just turn on visual-line-mode...
- kugurerdem 3y agoMy problem with this method is that it's not convenient especially when there are lots of paragraphs. When you highlight all the paragraphs and press shift J, it unwraps everything into a single line. This results different paragraphs ending up on the same line. You also need to undo the changes you made to avoid disturbing the original file content.
- aktenlage 3y ago"vapJ" might do the trick for one paragraph. So maybe you can make a mapping that does vapJ and moving to the next paragraph ("]]"?) in your vimrc will let you do this with a count.
- flexagoon 3y agoqfvapJ]]q to record a macro that joins a single paragraph together <N>@f to then replay that macro <N> times