Re: Search for a mach in the last line

2016-01-17 3:10 GMT+03:00 Axel Bender <axel.bender@cip-kommunal.de>:

When I want to match a pattern in the first line of a document, I use "\%1l". However, no pattern for the last line is provided in the docs (my - somewhat naive - attempts using "\%$l", or "\%9999l" failed).

Did I miss something?

​There is a zero-width pattern that matches the end of the buffer (\%$): not the same as matching anywhere inside the last line like \%Nl will do, but depending on the regex this may be sufficient. You may also use `<C-r>=line('$')<CR>`.​

 

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