Charles Childers (2004-11-07 03:32): > > > >Will it make life easier for the user if it's a normal word? > > > > > I believe so. Basically you don't have to use the m: prefix before using > it. Since it's almost always used in macros, (at least by me), this > saves some typing and is a little more readable: > > As a macro: : s" '" parse m: $, ; > As a word: : s" '" parse $, ; Do it, then. Modifications of code are a matter of :%s/m; \$,/$,/gc which is not that much of a hassle :-) s. > > -- > Charles > -- Stefan Schmiedl +-------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ |Approximity GmbH | EDV-Beratung Schmiedl | |http://www.approximity.com | Am Bräuweiher 4, 93499 Zandt, Germany | |mailto:stefan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | Tel. (09944) 3068-98, Fax -97 | +-------------------------------+----------------------------------------+