> :'<,'>s/red/green/g
>
> I would like the :'<,'> to be instead a (does it have to be visual?)
> selection of all those lines that contain the pattern. Then, I could
> do a substitution, or a pattern search that might further restrict the
> selection.
>
> Thanks for any help
Hello,
To replace all occurrences of "red" by "green" in the current file, you can use:
:%s/red/green/g
Another handy command is :g. With it you can replace all "red" by
"green" where "blue" is:
:g/blue/s/red/green/g
:he :s
:he current-file
:he :g
Tinou
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