On Wed, 9 Apr 2014 at 11:09am +0100, Natércia Fernandes wrote:
> \xxx{argument 1}{argument 2} can exist more than once in a line, but never
> will exist a \xxx in the arguments of another \xxx.
>
> If "argument 1" and "argument 2" were kept in all occurrences, I could solve
> my problem with something like this:
> :1,$ s/\\xxx{argument 1}{argument 2}/argument 2/g
> but my problem is that argument 1 and argument 2 are different from occurrence
> to occurrence.
A possibility is to do
:%s/\\xxx{\_.\{-}}{\(\_.\{-}\)}/\1/g
Possibly there are solutions with less characters.
Best,
Claus
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