Here is a mapping using q: that works, copies cursor WORD into @" and uses
it to build a substitute command in command line window, ends by waiting
for user to type a character the cursor should move back to.
nmap <F6>W yiWq:i%s/\<^R "\>/^R "/g^[ F
Note ^U ^R ^[ ^M are all the ctrl-v ctrl-? form
Here is an adaptation of the above to capture 2 or more WORDs at a time
nmap <F6>n : ^Ulet @n=v:count^M@nyWq:i%s/\<\(^R "\)\>//ge^[ T>a
The mapping works as expected thru @nyW, but then fails because q: does not
activate the command line window as expected, apparently the q is ignored
and the : then fires up the command line instead, resulting in E488
Trailing characters. If one removes the %s... from the right hand end the
mapping ends by typing :i in the command line.
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Graham Lawrence
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