[wingide-users] Commandline args for transformation of selected text
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Mon Sep 10 12:04:00 MDT 2012
Joe Moudrik wrote:
> I started with wing after using gvim as my "IDE" and I am therefore
> using vi-bindings a lot. One thing that has been a bother in Wing is
> the unability to specify complex arguments for external commands.
> For example, I would like to transform some text to have the text "two
> apples" at the beginning:
> 1) I select some text using the Visual mode (V and arrows)
> 2) then I press : and specify the command:
> `<,`> : ! sed "s/^/two apples/"
> 3) and press enter
> Unfortunately, this does not work, because of the double comma (") ('
> does not work either).
> Is it somehow possible to specify complex arguments like this?
> For simple commands, this is not a problem, because commands without "
> work (e.g. ! cat -n)
I've just released a patch for Wing 4.1.8-2 that will fix this. To get
it do Check for Updates in the Help menu.
Thanks for reporting this. Please let me know if you run into other
problems with this.
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