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Vimcasts
Drew Neil
76 episodes
9 months ago
In each episode, Drew Neil demonstrates one of Vim's features, showing how to incorporate it into your workflow.
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In each episode, Drew Neil demonstrates one of Vim's features, showing how to incorporate it into your workflow.
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Using external filter commands to reformat HTML
Vimcasts
4 minutes 31 seconds
11 years ago
Using external filter commands to reformat HTML

We can use pandoc as a filter to clean up WYSIWYG-generated HTML. Pandoc is a commandline program, but we can call it from inside Vim either using the bang Ex command, or by configuring the formatprg option to make the gq operator invoke pandoc.

Vimcasts
In each episode, Drew Neil demonstrates one of Vim's features, showing how to incorporate it into your workflow.