On 4/17/06, Eric Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you saying that your substitution works for one file but not for
> many with argo?
>
> Anyway, specifying ^M isn't very portable, so you probably want
> \n instead. Also, you can save yourself using \/ everywhere by using
>
> :s;pattern1;p
Are you saying that your substitution works for one file but not for
many with argo?
Anyway, specifying ^M isn't very portable, so you probably want
\n instead. Also, you can save yourself using \/ everywhere by using
:s;pattern1;pattern2;ge
Using \s* or \s\+ instead of entering literal t
Hi.
I am unable to successfully use args & argdo to change many files for a
specific pattern that spans 3 lines. The files are .htm files.
I have used set listchars=:tab>-,trail:- to reveal the tabs within the
file and have included what I take to be precisely the pattern within
the argdo statem
