> You're looking for the `:global` (a.k.a. `:g`) command.
>
> For your example:
>
> :g/^\[\d/s/$/]
>
> This says, "Tag lines matching the pattern /^\[\d/ (open bracket at the
> beginning of the line, followed by a decimal digit), and on each tagged
> line, replace the end of the line with a close bracket."
>
> In general, `:global` searches for lines matching a given pattern and
> then executes an ex command on each matching line. The command executed
> does not have to be related to the global search pattern.
>
> For more details, check out `:help :global`.
>
Great! That is exactly what I need. Gotta read up on global,
Totte
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