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From brakets to parens

This is one of the most common problem when you wrap an array for error handling. Vim is useful when you convert foo[i][j][k] into foo(i, j, k) for many times.

Start file

int main() {
	glm::vec3 umax(
		(vx[i+1][j][k]-vx[i][j][k])/2,
		(vy[i][j+1][k]-vy[i-1][j+1][k])/2,
		(vz[i][j][k+1]-vz[i-1][j][k+1])/2
	);
	glm::vec3 umin(
		(m_vx[i][j][k]-m_vx[i-1][j][k])/2,
		(m_vy[i][j][k]-m_vy[i-1][j][k])/2,
		(m_vz[i][j][k]-m_vz[i-1][j][k])/2
	);
}

End file

int main() {
	glm::vec3 umax(
		(vx(i+1, j, k)-vx(i, j, k))/2,
		(vy(i, j+1, k)-vy(i-1, j+1, k))/2,
		(vz(i, j, k+1)-vz(i-1, j, k+1))/2
	);
	glm::vec3 umin(
		(m_vx(i, j, k)-m_vx(i-1, j, k))/2,
		(m_vy(i, j, k)-m_vy(i-1, j, k))/2,
		(m_vz(i, j, k)-m_vz(i-1, j, k))/2
	);
}

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1d0
< 
4,6c3,5
< 		(vx[i+1][j][k]-vx[i][j][k])/2,
< 		(vy[i][j+1][k]-vy[i-1][j+1][k])/2,
< 		(vz[i][j][k+1]-vz[i-1][j][k+1])/2
---
> 		(vx(i+1, j, k)-vx(i, j, k))/2,
> 		(vy(i, j+1, k)-vy(i-1, j+1, k))/2,
> 		(vz(i, j, k+1)-vz(i-1, j, k+1))/2
9,11c8,10
< 		(m_vx[i][j][k]-m_vx[i-1][j][k])/2,
< 		(m_vy[i][j][k]-m_vy[i-1][j][k])/2,
< 		(m_vz[i][j][k]-m_vz[i-1][j][k])/2
---
> 		(m_vx(i, j, k)-m_vx(i-1, j, k))/2,
> 		(m_vy(i, j, k)-m_vy(i-1, j, k))/2,
> 		(m_vz(i, j, k)-m_vz(i-1, j, k))/2
13c12
< }
\ No newline at end of file
---
> }

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