How do I re-use the pattern matched in parentheses? Let say there are
two lines as below.
abc(123);
xyz
.
.
.
abc(245);
well;
I have to match lines with the pattern abc(.*) and also need to
capture the string in parentheses and then
create a new line below the matched line, the new line contains the
string matched in parentheses.
like below
abc(123);
123
xyz
.
.
abc(245)
245
well
How do I achieve this?
I have the below in this mind..but how do I go further?
:g/abc(\(.\+\))/normal o
I hope my question is clear.
Thanks,
Sharat
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