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I modified this to take user input for the test count (using the previous value as a default) and leaves your cursor where it was:

if exists( "toggle_test_plan" )
    finish
endif
let toggle_test_plan = 1

map <buffer> <leader>p :call ToggleTestPlan()<cr>

function ToggleTestPlan()
    call <SID>SavePosition()
    let curr_line = 1
    while curr_line <= line("$")
        if match(getline(curr_line), 'More\s*tests') > -1
            %s/More tests =>/More 'no_plan'; # /
            call <SID>RestorePosition()
        elseif match(getline(curr_line), 'More\s*''no_plan') > -1
            %s/More 'no_plan';\(\s*#\s*\(\d\+\).*\)\?/\="More tests =>
+ " . input("Test Count: ", submatch(2) ) . ";"/
            call <SID>RestorePosition()
        endif
        let curr_line = curr_line + 1
    endwhile
endfunction

function <SID>SavePosition()
    let s:curLine = winline()
    let s:curColumn = wincol()
endfunction

function <SID>RestorePosition()
    exe s:curLine
    exe "normal! ".s:curColumn."|"
endfunction
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In reply to Re: Toggling test plans with vim by bpphillips
in thread Toggling test plans with vim by Ovid

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