TITLE: Vim HTML img tag to markdown
DATE: 2020-06-30
AUTHOR: John L. Godlee
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I was quite proud of myself for figuring this one out in only about
2 minutes, in Vim. Starting with an HTML img tag:
<img src="img/jetz_table.png" alt="Functional diversity
measures" width="640">
And using this Vim regex:
s/<img src="\(.\{-}\)".*alt="\(.\{-}\)".*/![\2](\1)/g
To create this Markdown formatted image link:
![Functional diversity measures](img/jetz_table.png)
This was my first proper outing using \{-} for non-greedy matching,
used on the double quotes ". It also uses capture groups \(.{-}\)
-> \1.