This is a mirror of http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3270

DESCRIPTION
This plugin offers enhanced versions of the :[range]normal[!] and :[range]call
commands which allow for additions and deletions of lines during iteration,
and adapt the initially supplied [range] accordingly. 

The built-in :normal[!] and :call commands can take a [range], and are then
executed for each line in the range. If the supplied command / function
modifies the number of lines in the buffer, the iteration continues over the
initially supplied range of line numbers, totally oblivious to the changes.
Thus, if you want to apply modifications that add or delete lines before or
inside the [range], this built-in Vim functionality isn't much of a help. (You
can work around this by recording a macro and then manually repeating it over
each line, until you reach the end of the range, but you need to do the
checking.)  

RELATED WORKS
- RangeMacro.vim (vimscript #3271) executes macros repeatedly until the end of
  a range is reached, also taking addition / removal of lines into account.

USAGE
The plugin provides enhanced versions of the :call, :normal and :execute
Vim commands: 

:[range]CallWithMutableRange {name}([arguments])
			Call a function (that does not need to accept a range)
			once for every line in [range]. 

:[range]NormalWithMutableRange[!] {commands}
			Execute Normal mode commands {commands} for each line
			in the [range]. 

:[range]ExecuteWithMutableRange {expr1} ...
			Execute the string that results from the evaluation of
			{expr1} as an Ex command, once for every line in
			[range]. {expr1} is re-evaluated on each line. 
			Normally, (custom) commands that can operate over
			multiple lines should take an optional [range], but
			sometimes this wasn't implemented, and the command
			only operates on the current position. In these cases,
			(in addition to ad-hoc expressions) this command is
			useful, and also handles (most) deletions and
			insertions gracefully. 

For each iteration, the cursor is positioned in the first column of that line.
Folding is temporarily disabled. The cursor is left at the last line (possibly
moved by the last invocation). The arguments are re-evaluated for each line.