Re: How do I delete from the end of the line through space (up to) the first word?

On 2018-09-04 16:27, Gary Johnson wrote:
> ^f D
>
> Any other solution that tries to find the first space by working
> backwards from the end of the line is going to require more typing,
> unless you create a macro for it.

If "^f D" (or "+f D") works, then one can do

:s/ .*

to delete the first one and then use "&" on each subsequent line to
delete if they need to be done manually. Or you can do it for the
whole file

:%s/ .*

Or just lines matching a pattern

:g/example.com/s/ .*

-tim



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