Search/Replace old Ruby hash syntax with the new 1.9+ in vim
As you may already know, Ruby 1.9, among other cool changes, introduced a new syntax to represent Hash elements. I really like that, and sometimes it's ugly to use a mix of syntaxes for the same file, or just use the old one to not waste time.
If you're a vim user, here's a simple command to replace the old syntax with the new one:
:%s/:\(\w\+\)\(\s*=>\s*\)/\1: /gc
Even if it seems to work well, I always use the c
option to ask user confirmation for each matched entry. After all, it's only a matter of hitting y
or n
keys.
Written by Andrea Pavoni
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Thanks, it works.
over 1 year ago
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@samnang ehm, I know it works because I've used it for my own needs :-)
over 1 year ago
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I put in in my vimrc:
map <leader>: :%s/:(\w+)(\s=>\s)/\1: /gc<CR>
over 1 year ago
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