adding a new digest type to nndoc-type-alist

[Ted Stern <stern@cray.com>]

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Sorry folks, I know the answer to this one, but I lack the elisp to implement
it.

I recently subscribed to a mailing list on eGroups and elected to receive
notices in digested form.  The individual messages are separated by double
lines of underscores, which seems like a good convention, unlikely to be found
in ordinary emails.

Since digest formats seem mostly the same except for the choice of message
separator, perhaps there should be some sort of digest template one could
use to make that one-item change.

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Subject: [vim] Digest Number 210
Date: 25 Sep 2000 09:01:51 -0000
Message-ID: <969872511.1793@egroups.com>

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      1. RE: line renumbering
           From: Michael Geddes <mgeddes@cybergraphic.com.au>


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Message: 1
   Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2000 10:40:09 +1100
   From: Michael Geddes <mgeddes@cybergraphic.com.au>
Subject: RE: line renumbering

fun! Renumber() range
  let here=0
  let mx='^\(\s*\)\(\d\+\>\)'
  let i = a:firstline
  while i <= a:lastline
	let line=getline(i)
	if line =~mx
	  if here==0
		let here = substitute(matchstr(line,mx),mx,'\2','')
	  else
		let here=here+1
		call setline(i,substitute(line,mx,'\1'.here,''))
	  endif
	endif
	let i=i+1
  endwhile
endfun

:%call Renumber()


	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Jason Freund [SMTP:freundj@pacbell.net]
	Sent:	Thursday, 21 September 2000 9:21
	To:	vim@vim.org
	Subject:	line renumbering

	Hi,

	I need a macro to incrementally renumber lines starting with the 
	first given line number.  But it needs to skip blank lines or
comment 
	lines (beginning with '#' character)


	Example input:
	=================
	# comment

	5  A
	12 B
	3  C
	# comment
	4  D

	1  E
	=================


	Example output:
	=================
	#comment

	5  A
	6  B
	7  C
	#comment
	8  D

	9  E
	=================


	Can anyone recommend a macro that can do this?  Please cc: 
	freundj@pacbell.net

	-Jason
	


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