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Reputation: 30404

How to multiply with vim

I have a CSS file where everything is slightly too large, so I want to replace every occurrence of $size px by $size*0.75 px (for example 100px to 75px and so on).

How do I do that with vim? Is it even possible?

Upvotes: 7

Views: 2639

Answers (2)

Jonathan.Brink
Jonathan.Brink

Reputation: 25383

Don't forget about the expression register where you can do simple arithmetic: http://vimcasts.org/episodes/simple-calculations-with-vims-expression-register/

Vim commands and effects

Upvotes: 4

Kent
Kent

Reputation: 195039

This command may give you a hand:

%s/\d\+\ze\s*px/\=float2nr(submatch(0)*0.75)/g

This will change:

200 px
100px
777px

into:

150 px
75px
582px

add explanation

This is a :s command, we first find the numbers before the px, in replacement part, I used replacement expression, which does the calculation. The submatch(0) will reference the numbers we just found. float2nr() function is just for getting integer result.

In vim :h :s :h \ze and :h sub-replace-expression there are very detailed explanations

Upvotes: 14

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