Thank you for your work! It's a really helpful guide and I learned a lot from it
https://github.com/iggredible/Learn-Vim/blob/master/ch13_the_global_command.md#advanced-sort
However, in the section above, it says that This command also follows the form :g/pattern1/,/pattern2/command, but I can't find anything about this form from the doc
In my opinion, it should be illustrated like this:
:g is the global command pattern./\[/ is the only pattern. It matches a literal left square bracket "[".+1,/\]/-1 is a range, it begins from the line below the current cursor position (current cursor is placed at [), to the line above ]. thus, if not abbreviated, it should be written as .+1,/\]/-1.- sort is the command-line command which the range applies.
If I add a dot before +1, it works well, that's why I think this explanation makes more sense.
Thank you for your work! It's a really helpful guide and I learned a lot from it
https://github.com/iggredible/Learn-Vim/blob/master/ch13_the_global_command.md#advanced-sort
However, in the section above, it says that
This command also follows the form :g/pattern1/,/pattern2/command, but I can't find anything about this form from the docIn my opinion, it should be illustrated like this:
:gis the global command pattern./\[/is the only pattern. It matches a literal left square bracket "[".+1,/\]/-1is a range, it begins from the line below the current cursor position (current cursor is placed at[), to the line above]. thus, if not abbreviated, it should be written as.+1,/\]/-1.If I add a dot before +1, it works well, that's why I think this explanation makes more sense.