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What is the best way replace multiple lines with the contents of the clipboard? The problem I'm having is when I yank a line and paste it over another line the "yank" is replaced with the line I just replace. Now, if I want to replace another line with the same line I have to go back up and yank it again. There's got to be a better way to do this. I have this in my .vimrc: xnoremap p pgvy (note: this will work only with the default register, but this mapping is easy to remember). Writing a more elaborate version would be possible. Also, you still can use P to get the old behaviour. "0 should

I was trying to write a file using R and in order to distinguish each file, i tried to add a different suffix each time in a function. For example...... counts <- function(counts_file) { .............................. .............................. name <- substr(counts_file,1,5) file <- paste(name,".cpm.csv") write.csv(countpermillion, file) } But when i run the function counts("JKNC1.bam.tsv") , the output file created is like this JKNE3 .cpm.csv i.e there is a gap between the JKNEE3 and .cpm.csv . What am i doing wrong here? Thanks Upendra The default separator is a space. paste(name,".cpm

For every cell that is not blank in column "Transition" of table "TableQueue", I want to: 1)Copy from table "TableQueue" the entire table row that contains that cell, 2)Paste that row to the bottom of table "TableNPD", 3)Delete the row from table "TableQueue" I've gotten everything except the copy/paste/delete to work. See my note halfway down the code below to see where my problem begins. I am new to vba and, although I can find plenty of info on copying and pasting to the bottom of a table, its all slightly different from each other and different from how I've already set up the top half of

I have a data table like below. All columns are in characters. Table: V29 V30 V31 V32 V33 V34 V35 V36 V37 V38 .... V69 044 N 005 E 026 044 N 006 E 011 I want to paste them in 5 column groups starting from V29. For example I want to obtain an output column in Table as shown below. Table: V29 V30 V31 V32 V33 V34 V35 V36 V37 V38 .... V69 Output 044 N 005 E 026 044 N 006 E 011 044N005E026-044N006E011- How can I achieve this in R. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. Using DF defined in the Note at the end create a sprintf formatting string fmt and then run it. If there are NA's in DF then they will

At the moment I'm working on a simple syntax highlighter and I have couple of problems. Could you help me out? I have a class library with a component class in it. Everything is in VB.NET. It's only one file so you can see it here https://gist.github.com/2366507 . On line 92, there is the OnTextChanged Sub. I was thinking about adding ProcessAllLines() (as on line 128) to the end of that Sub, and it worked. However when I was typing in code to the RichTextBox (source which I used is here https://gist.github.com/2366526 ) after each text change it was checking and processing ALL the lines. So I