Abstract: Add modeline to a file can help VIM remember file-specific options.
I've got to port some application to another arch these days, so I have to deal with a lot of files that does not follow my usual coding standards, and I don't want to edit my VIM settings now and then, so I turned to modeline for help.
To add modeline to all the files, I simply did a find & echo like this:
for f in `find . -name '*.cpp' -o -name '*.h' -print0| xargs -0i echo {}`;do echo -e "\n/* vim: set ts=2: */" >> $f;done
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