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| − | , September 11, 2005 23:26 |
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| − | This Tip becomes super useful with something like the following |
+ | This Tip becomes super useful with something like the following: |
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| − | :%s/\ |
+ | :%s/\<pig\>/cow/gie|:update|:next |
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| − | This facilitates |
+ | This facilitates the modification of a series of files. |
| − | Note you need the 'e' of the gie |
+ | Note you need the 'e' of the gie |
| − | g=do as many times as occurs in line |
+ | *g=do as many times as occurs in line |
| − | i=ignore case |
+ | *i=ignore case |
| − | e=don't break command if no search string found |
+ | *e=don't break command if no search string found |
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| − | have added this excellent tip to [[VimTip305]] |
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| − | , September 12, 2005 6:05 |
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| − | Why not using :bufdo instead? |
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| − | , September 18, 2005 12:02 |
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| − | This is especially useful when doing some semi-manual repetitive search/edit task in multiple files: it becomes a matter of hitting n n . n . n n n . --AT--: n . n n . ...etc, keeping your fingers in the middle of the keyboard without having to reach for : <arrow-up> each time you need to switch files. |
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| − | rix0r--AT--rix0r.nl |
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| + | q:k<CR> |
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| + | is somehow better than |
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| + | :<Up><CR> |
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| + | key since you don't have to move your fingers out of home rows in the keyboard. |
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Revision as of 19:42, 23 January 2015
Tip 990 Printable Monobook Previous Next
created 2005 · complexity basic · author klausenhausen · version 5.7
The last command entered with ':' can be repeated with @: and further repeats can be done with @@
This is useful for commands like :bnext or :cNext.
Comments
I scroll through the previous commands with cursor up/down after pressing ':'.
You still can edit the command or just press Enter.
This Tip becomes super useful with something like the following:
:%s/\<pig\>/cow/gie|:update|:next
This facilitates the modification of a series of files.
Note you need the 'e' of the gie
- g=do as many times as occurs in line
- i=ignore case
- e=don't break command if no search string found
Using
q:k<CR>
is somehow better than
:<Up><CR>
key since you don't have to move your fingers out of home rows in the keyboard.