Tethys wrote:
Joel Uckelman writes:
How are you guys using par calling it? From a script? manually?
From within vi:
!}par
or
!Gpar
I use it in vi as well, and have the following in my .exrc:
" parse the entire paragraph through "par" - an fmt replacement
map * {!}par^M}j
" parse paragraph though par with user supplied arguments
map & {!}par
(note the ^M above is an actual carriage return). I then just press *
in the middle of a paragraph to reformat it, and it leaves me at the
start of the next paragraph. Repeatedly pressing * then lets me format
sequential paragraphs. I use & very rarely.
I then have
PARINIT=rTbgqR B=.,?_A_a Q=_s>|
in my environment. It's been that way for a decade or more, and I don't recall
what many of those mean anymore :).
Cheers,
Simon.
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