On Mi, 22 Okt 2014, BimbaLaszlo wrote:
> I don't understand what do you like to tell me... o_O The matchlist()
> gives me all of the submatches, but i like to modify the values of
> those, then "compile" the original line again.
>
> * Get the submatches from line ('some AfooBar' -> 'A', 'B'),
> * modify those ('A' -> 'C', 'B' -> '),
> * 'compile' the original line. ('some CfooDar'
Because it is not possible to to so ;)
I must admit, I do not entirely understand what you want, I just think
the closest you'll get is using submatch() to access your various
subpatterns and since you talked about modifying complete lines, that's
what the :s command is for.
(Note, for complex things, you can call a function in the replacement
part, and I think in that function you still have access to all those
submatches(), so that would be my first try).
Best,
Christian
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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
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