Closed alligatorme closed 1 year ago
Given the lines you want to ignore are already inline comments, no there isn't a way to do exactly what you want if you try to use inline comments to comment the lines again. I suggest using a block comment format to comment out the area with a single multi-line comment. Reversing that will then leave the inline comments intact.
Thanks. Using CommentMinimal as followed and set option let g:NERDRemoveAltComs=0 in .vimrc, the block comment part can be ignored in comment invert operation.
/*Ping Request*/
root_declare!(0x00u8,PingReq,count=25);
#[derive(BinWrite,BinRead,Debug)]
#[brw(magic=0x00u8)]
pub struct PingReqLoad {
pub reqid: u64,
}
/*Ping Response*/
#[derive(BinWrite,BinRead,Debug)]
#[brw(magic=0x01u8)]
pub struct PingRspLoad {
pub reqid: u64,
}
Is it possible to ignore specific lines beside blank line when commence/uncomment? Of course the specific line must startwith default delimiter, such as the following code, I use '//**'. Actually, I want to comment the following code once and then uncomment them after build using shortcut key 14\<leader>ci, but leave line 1 and 9 untouched.