in reply to making perl interactive with VI
Put the above in a file, make it executable, and call it within vi as :1,17!script and it adds numbers to the lines you selected. Should be simple to go from there to whatever you want perl to do to those lines.#!/usr/bin/perl print ++$i, " $_" for <>;
The line you select in vi will be fed to your script on STDIN and vi will replace those lines with whatever your script outputs.
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