> Hi,
> I have lines like this(there could be any number):
> DELAY : 462
>
> I want to replace all lines with number higher then 200 with 200. So
> the line above should looks like this:
> DELAY : 200
>
> If I use this replace commnad:
> :%s/DELAY : [201-9999]/DELAY : 200/g
That's a character-class which would only match 1 digit. I've
suggested that Vim offer such a token, however nobody's taken me
up on the proposition. That said, for the general case, a bit of
a hack can be done with something like
:%s/\(DELAY :
\)\(\d\+\)/\=submatch(1).(submatch(2)>200?200:submatch(2))/g
That said, for your particular case, you can use the regexp
:%s/DELAY : \zs[2-9]\d\{2}\|\d\{4,}/200/g
which is more hard-coded to your values.
-tim
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