Lol serious??? Donkey Kong is my all time fave!! Cheers, JakyKong.
On 21 Mar 2017 14:14, "jakyk...@theanythingbox.com" <
jakyk...@theanythingbox.com> wrote:
On Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 5:44:56 AM UTC-7, Pablo Contreras wrote:
> Hi Jakykong,
>
> love the name :)
>
&
keep going
\_.\{-}
until you match 200
then your substitute string you just put those things back
\1\2\3
then add your desired string
\2
Works for me!
Cheers, Pablo.
On 3/21/17, jakyk...@theanythingbox.com <jakyk...@theanythingbox.com> wrote:
> On Tuesday, March 14, 2017 at 10:28:23 AM UTC-7, Pa
Hi All,
I'm wondering if you gentlemen will be able to help me here.
Let's say I have
=
john[<--current-line]
sells kites
=
if I want to add bikes to John's sales I do
:/sells kites/s//\0 and bikes/
which is great because it saves me typing 'sells kites' in the pattern
the
Hi,
I am trying to match midway through a line and then continue to the rest of the
file but it seems I am not allowed.
so say I have
=
1.
2. mary
3.
4. had a little lamb
=
I am on line 2, right at the beginning
Let's say I do:
s/$/XXX/
I get
=
1.
2. maryXXX
3.
4. had a
!, imap, omap, smap,
xmap, cmap, vmap, nmap, and all work very well but they do not for r or f
command's argument, as it says in the manual.
Help!!!
All the best,
Pablo Contreras.
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