VimGolfCarriage return
I have some raw data from terminal output which uses carriege return for formatting. Carriage return sets the pointer to the first character on the line, and subsequent characters will overwrite what was there before. The challange is to simulate the terminal behaviour in vim. I'm kind of unsure if I should have skipped lines 9 and 15, since there might be some interesting solutions which are not that generic. Happy Golfing!
Start file
+--------------------------+
| |
| A nice header in a frame
+--------------------------+
Emacs rules!
Vim
A short line
Some longer text replacing it
+----------------+
| |
| Another header
+----------------+
Several carriege returns on a line
O few
A
B few more simple ones
A
two reduce the amount
to
off specializing the solution
of
dust for this file
j
End file
+--------------------------+
| A nice header in a frame |
+--------------------------+
Vim rules!
Some longer text replacing it
+----------------+
| Another header |
+----------------+
A few carriege returns on a line
A few more simple ones
to reduce the amount
of specializing the solution
just for this file
View Diff
2c2
< | |
| A nice header in a frame
---
> | A nice header in a frame |
6c6
< Emacs rules!
Vim
---
> Vim rules!
9c9
< A short line
Some longer text replacing it
---
> Some longer text replacing it
12c12
< | |
| Another header
---
> | Another header |
15c15
< Several carriege returns on a line
O few
A
---
> A few carriege returns on a line
17,20c17,20
< B few more simple ones
A
< two reduce the amount
to
< off specializing the solution
of
< dust for this file
j
---
> A few more simple ones
> to reduce the amount
> of specializing the solution
> just for this file
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