VI (can you fully justify test)

[Denis McKeon]

For quick & dirty justification within vi, try:

:map + J074lBhr^V^M

where ^V^M is control-V control-M, of course.  It does a join, then a
split before the word that bridges col 74 (season to taste).  This
allows you to handle the small case of a few lines, or a short paragraph
by repeatedly hitting + down to the last line (and without !'ing out).

Bugs
	it assumes that the first two lines together are >= 74 chars.

	you'll have to open a fresh empty line after the paragraph.

	you'll need an empty line after the last line in the document

	TAB characters are counted as 1 char instead of <tabstop> chars.

	there was ome reason to use 074l instead of 74|, but I don't
	recall what the reason was.

Overall, this is a messy hack - but when you use vi on a PC, without 
any normal Unix utilities, let alone fmt, it is a (very) small blessing.

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Denis
dmckeon at hydra.unm.edu