Re: Seach and follow with keystrokes or a macro

* lgc <jdupont655@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Is there anyway to search and replace in a single colon command?
> Yes, use `:normal`, possibly in combination with `:global`. Record your
> key presses (` 9lv10l~0`) into the macro `q`. Then, execute:
>
> :%norm! @q
>
> To execute the macro on all the lines in the file.
>
> Or:
>
> :*norm! @q
>
> To execute the macro on all the lines which were in the last visual
> selection.
>
> Or:
>
> :g/^keyword:/norm! @q
>
> To execute the macro on all the line starting with the text `keyword:`.
Yes, thanks, I also found ...

:g[!]/pattern/exec 'norm[!]' "/pattern\<CR><cmd>"

It is very interesting.

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Gua Chung Lim

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