On Wed, 27 Sep 2023, "'c.willis111' via vim_use" wrote:
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> Hi
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> to my slight surprise this works:
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> :%s/\(XXX[^ ]*\) /\1_/g
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> The reason I had doubts is that the successive replacements start at the beginning of the earlier replacement.
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> (Sorry about layout. I'm not into this add at the end bit).
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> regards - Chris
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> Oh no it doesn't. One needs to repeat until all done. The g is pointless. - Chris
I am a newbie to vim, but would like to learn it . Please tell me what
exactly does 1_ do in your command ? I knew that you wanted to substitute by underscore, but why
1 was there?
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