Re: complete twp consecutive words

On 02.08.17 21:16, Bee wrote:
> Is it possible to complete 2 consecutive words?
> That is match the first and include the second?

That first becomes useful when repeated, so '.' is perhaps the quickest
and easiest solution: Find the first word (or the pair), c2w<replacement>,
then hit 'n' for next match, and '.' for repeat replacement. With a
finger on each key, the replacements can be conditionally be made as
fast as you can decide to replace or skip.

If that is too simple, then ":help q" describes the mechanics of a
complex-repeat. Its greater complexity is more warranted when the text
manipulation is more complex.

Erik

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