Original
______________________________
<p>Mike
<strong>Gilbert </strong>
Senior</p>
_____________________________
After search & replace:
______________________________
<p>Mike <strong>Gilbert</strong> Senior</p>
_____________________________
I hope you really got what I was asking.
TIA
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 8:25 PM, Tim Chase <vim@tim.thechases.com> wrote:
Kunal Bajpai wrote:While you can include "\n" in your search pattern for the newline,
I have been using Vim for about 3-4 months and am a student web
developer. I am still learning Vim and need help with a command.
I am editing some web pages using web pages many a times I have to
edit web pages. Here is what I want:
______________________________
<p>Mike
Gilbert
Senior</p>
_____________________________
I need a command that selects the whole html code including the
newline character.
/<p>Mike\nGilbert\nSenior<\/p>
you don't specify *what* you want to do with it once you've selected it. Do you want to replace all or a portion with something? Do you want to indent it? Capitalize it?
With more information, it may be possible to get a solution to modify all your files in one pass. You may also read up in the help regarding windo/argdo/bufdo/tabdo for performing an action on a collection of files (since you mention multiple pages).
-tim
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