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The context is that I am copy pasting React props definition into the function arguments, so that I don't have to type the variable names one by one:
// Select these 3 lines with V3j
MyComponent.propTypes =
formName: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
formPurpose: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
formPlaceholder: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
;
<MyComponent
// Past here with the output below <----------- expeted output
formName=formName
formPurpose=formPurpose
formPlaceholder=formPlaceholder
/>
To remove the : PropTypes.string.isRequired and change it to =variableNameHere I'm using the following Vim regex:
:'<,'>s/(.*)zs:.*/=1/g
This should capture the variable name, remove everything after : and put the capture inside the curly brackets on =.
The result is the following:
formName= formName
formPurpose= formPurpose
formPlaceholder= formPlaceholder
There's an unwanted space after { and I can't figure out what is that space in the regex. Any ideas?
regex vim
asked Mar 22 at 14:00
Christopher FranciscoChristopher Francisco
6,6941760127
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The context is that I am copy pasting React props definition into the function arguments, so that I don't have to type the variable names one by one:
// Select these 3 lines with V3j
MyComponent.propTypes =
formName: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
formPurpose: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
formPlaceholder: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
;
<MyComponent
// Past here with the output below <----------- expeted output
formName=formName
formPurpose=formPurpose
formPlaceholder=formPlaceholder
/>
To remove the : PropTypes.string.isRequired and change it to =variableNameHere I'm using the following Vim regex:
:'<,'>s/(.*)zs:.*/=1/g
This should capture the variable name, remove everything after : and put the capture inside the curly brackets on =.
The result is the following:
formName= formName
formPurpose= formPurpose
formPlaceholder= formPlaceholder
There's an unwanted space after { and I can't figure out what is that space in the regex. Any ideas?
regex vim
asked Mar 22 at 14:00
Christopher FranciscoChristopher Francisco
6,6941760127
What's expected output?
– anubhava
Mar 22 at 14:08
Updated the question to make it clear what's the expected output
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 14:14
2
you may have a whitespace at the beginning of the line maybe replace.*withw*may help? Can not reproduce that without the whitespace. If you can run vim without your plugins/conf (vim -u NONE) and try again
– Doktor OSwaldo
Mar 22 at 14:26
Seems like I had whitespaces, silly me. I updated the question to include the whitespaces
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 15:23
add a comment |
The context is that I am copy pasting React props definition into the function arguments, so that I don't have to type the variable names one by one:
// Select these 3 lines with V3j
MyComponent.propTypes =
formName: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
formPurpose: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
formPlaceholder: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
;
<MyComponent
// Past here with the output below <----------- expeted output
formName=formName
formPurpose=formPurpose
formPlaceholder=formPlaceholder
/>
To remove the : PropTypes.string.isRequired and change it to =variableNameHere I'm using the following Vim regex:
:'<,'>s/(.*)zs:.*/=1/g
This should capture the variable name, remove everything after : and put the capture inside the curly brackets on =.
The result is the following:
formName= formName
formPurpose= formPurpose
formPlaceholder= formPlaceholder
There's an unwanted space after { and I can't figure out what is that space in the regex. Any ideas?
regex vim
asked Mar 22 at 14:00
Christopher FranciscoChristopher Francisco
6,6941760127
The context is that I am copy pasting React props definition into the function arguments, so that I don't have to type the variable names one by one:
// Select these 3 lines with V3j
MyComponent.propTypes =
formName: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
formPurpose: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
formPlaceholder: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
;
<MyComponent
// Past here with the output below <----------- expeted output
formName=formName
formPurpose=formPurpose
formPlaceholder=formPlaceholder
/>
To remove the : PropTypes.string.isRequired and change it to =variableNameHere I'm using the following Vim regex:
:'<,'>s/(.*)zs:.*/=1/g
This should capture the variable name, remove everything after : and put the capture inside the curly brackets on =.
The result is the following:
formName= formName
formPurpose= formPurpose
formPlaceholder= formPlaceholder
There's an unwanted space after { and I can't figure out what is that space in the regex. Any ideas?
regex vim
regex vim
asked Mar 22 at 14:00
Christopher FranciscoChristopher Francisco
6,6941760127
asked Mar 22 at 14:00
Christopher FranciscoChristopher Francisco
6,6941760127
edited Mar 22 at 15:22
Christopher Francisco
asked Mar 22 at 14:00
Christopher FranciscoChristopher Francisco
6,6941760127
asked Mar 22 at 14:00
Christopher FranciscoChristopher Francisco
6,6941760127
asked Mar 22 at 14:00
Christopher FranciscoChristopher Francisco
6,6941760127
6,6941760127
What's expected output?
– anubhava
Mar 22 at 14:08
Updated the question to make it clear what's the expected output
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 14:14
2
you may have a whitespace at the beginning of the line maybe replace.*withw*may help? Can not reproduce that without the whitespace. If you can run vim without your plugins/conf (vim -u NONE) and try again
– Doktor OSwaldo
Mar 22 at 14:26
Seems like I had whitespaces, silly me. I updated the question to include the whitespaces
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 15:23
add a comment |
What's expected output?
– anubhava
Mar 22 at 14:08
Updated the question to make it clear what's the expected output
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 14:14
2
you may have a whitespace at the beginning of the line maybe replace.*withw*may help? Can not reproduce that without the whitespace. If you can run vim without your plugins/conf (vim -u NONE) and try again
– Doktor OSwaldo
Mar 22 at 14:26
Seems like I had whitespaces, silly me. I updated the question to include the whitespaces
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 15:23
What's expected output?
– anubhava
Mar 22 at 14:08
What's expected output?
– anubhava
Mar 22 at 14:08
Updated the question to make it clear what's the expected output
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 14:14
Updated the question to make it clear what's the expected output
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 14:14
2
2
you may have a whitespace at the beginning of the line maybe replace
.* with w* may help? Can not reproduce that without the whitespace. If you can run vim without your plugins/conf (vim -u NONE) and try again– Doktor OSwaldo
Mar 22 at 14:26
you may have a whitespace at the beginning of the line maybe replace
.* with w* may help? Can not reproduce that without the whitespace. If you can run vim without your plugins/conf (vim -u NONE) and try again– Doktor OSwaldo
Mar 22 at 14:26
Seems like I had whitespaces, silly me. I updated the question to include the whitespaces
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 15:23
Seems like I had whitespaces, silly me. I updated the question to include the whitespaces
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 15:23
add a comment |
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Use
:'<,'>s/[[:blank:]]*(.*)zs:.*/=1/g
The spaces you get are the leading spaces before your expression.
answered Mar 22 at 14:33
Alexey GodinAlexey Godin
1945
1
Can also usesinstead of[[:blank:]]here. It is a bit easier to type
– Peter Rincker
Mar 22 at 18:20
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Use
:'<,'>s/[[:blank:]]*(.*)zs:.*/=1/g
The spaces you get are the leading spaces before your expression.
answered Mar 22 at 14:33
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Can also usesinstead of[[:blank:]]here. It is a bit easier to type
– Peter Rincker
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Use
:'<,'>s/[[:blank:]]*(.*)zs:.*/=1/g
The spaces you get are the leading spaces before your expression.
answered Mar 22 at 14:33
Alexey GodinAlexey Godin
1945
1
Can also usesinstead of[[:blank:]]here. It is a bit easier to type
– Peter Rincker
Mar 22 at 18:20
add a comment |
Use
:'<,'>s/[[:blank:]]*(.*)zs:.*/=1/g
The spaces you get are the leading spaces before your expression.
answered Mar 22 at 14:33
Alexey GodinAlexey Godin
1945
Use
:'<,'>s/[[:blank:]]*(.*)zs:.*/=1/g
The spaces you get are the leading spaces before your expression.
answered Mar 22 at 14:33
Alexey GodinAlexey Godin
1945
answered Mar 22 at 14:33
Alexey GodinAlexey Godin
1945
answered Mar 22 at 14:33
Alexey GodinAlexey Godin
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answered Mar 22 at 14:33
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Can also usesinstead of[[:blank:]]here. It is a bit easier to type
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Can also usesinstead of[[:blank:]]here. It is a bit easier to type
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s instead of [[:blank:]] here. It is a bit easier to type– Peter Rincker
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Updated the question to make it clear what's the expected output
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 14:14
2
you may have a whitespace at the beginning of the line maybe replace
.*withw*may help? Can not reproduce that without the whitespace. If you can run vim without your plugins/conf (vim -u NONE) and try again– Doktor OSwaldo
Mar 22 at 14:26
Seems like I had whitespaces, silly me. I updated the question to include the whitespaces
– Christopher Francisco
Mar 22 at 15:23