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created January 5, 2010 · complexity basic · author Chris Bedford · version 7.0
This tip shows a simple mapping to construct an HTML link.
Suppose you have some lines like this:
This identifies a website: http://www.example.com The Example Site
With the mapping below, you can move the cursor to anywhere in the second line (the target URL), then press F7 to convert the text to:
This identifies a website: <a href="http://www.example.com">The Example Site</a>
The key mapping for your vimrc is:
" Convert two lines (URL then TITLE) to one line: <a href=URL>TITLE</a> map <F7> <Esc>I<a href="<Esc>A"><Esc>gJA</a><Esc>