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#21 Converting markdown to structured HTML with a macro - Vimcasts.org

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Recording your keystrokes as a macro can be a great timesaver, but you have to be careful that you use commands in such a way that they can be reused. In this episode, I construct a fairly complex macro to build a structural HTML document from markdown. More
vim, vimcasts, video
2010-07-05

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