Re: Remove everything up to and including a certain word

Using search-offset you have an ability to move to the end of the match. So, if I understood correctly, it should be something like

ggd/hello word /e<CR>

On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 12:18 AM, drlatex <n_dattani@hotmail.com> wrote:

I was wondering if I could remove everything in a file up to AND including a
certain word within the file.

Let's say I have something like ".......hello word123"

And I want only 123 to remain.

Is there a way to delete everything up to and including the string "hello
word" ??

I know that this particular string only comes up once in the file.

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