Hi,
SHANKAR R-R66203 wrote:
> I found out that
> :his /
> Gives the listing of the search history.
>
> In a particular file, I tried using
> :his /
>
> # search history
> 4 \<wallace_tree_4_w4\>
> 5 ^I
> 6 crg_arm
> 7
> 8 ipss
> 10 #
> 11 perl D:/Profiles/r66203/utils/v2html/vhier_ls.pl -f
> verilog.harlech > test.hier
> 13 \<usb_rcv\>
> 14
> \(^\s*\(\<else\>\)[EMAIL PROTECTED](\#\s*(\s*\w\+\s*)\s\+\)\=\w\+\_s*(\(\/\/\
> )\=\)|\(^\s*\w\+\s\+#\s*(.\{-},\)
> 15
> \(\(^\s*\(\<else\>\)[EMAIL PROTECTED](\#\s*(\s*\w\+\s*)\s\+\)\=\w\+\_s*(\(\/\
> /\)\=\)|\\)
> 16
> \(\(^\s*\(\<else\>\)[EMAIL PROTECTED](\#\s*(\s*\w\+\s*)\s\+\)\=\w\+\_s*(\(\/\
> /\)\=\)|\(^\s*\w\+\s\+#\s*(.\{-},\)\)
> 17
> \(\(^\s*\(\<else\>\)[EMAIL PROTECTED](\#\s*(\s*\w\+\s*)\s\+\)\=\w\+\_s*(\(\/\
> /\)\=\)\\|\(^\s*\w\+\s\+#\s*(.\{-},\)\)
> 20 \<reg_out25\>
> 87 \<rd_even_flash_enb\>
> 138 pllmrbi_ipi
> 155 ^\s*pllmrbi_ipi\>
> 156
> \(^\s*\(\<else\>\)[EMAIL PROTECTED](\#\s*(\s*\w\+\s*)\s\+\)\=\w\+\_s*(\(\/\/\
> )\=\)
> 162 \(^\s*\w\+\s\+#\s*(.\{-},\)
> 177 \<ipp_obe_txdata_b\>
>> 192
> \(\(^\s*\(\<else\>\)[EMAIL PROTECTED](\#\s*(\s*\w\+\s*)\s\+\)\=\w\+\_s*(\(\/\
> /\)\=\)\|\(^\s*\w\+\s\+#\s*(.\{-},\)\)
>
> I do not understand why the numbers are not consecutive.
whenever you re-use a search pattern by using <UP> the search pattern
is removed from its current position in the history and put at the end
of it.
> How the search history can be deleted ??
There is a histdel() function.
> And finaly another question -
>
> How do I put the result of the following command in a variable.
> :his / -2
:let var = histget('/', -2)
Regards,
Jürgen
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