Is it possible to do something like:
:g/\(\w+\) .*/python foo(\1)
and then have all the matching lines changed to the output of the
python foo() function?
For example,
+--------------------------------
we are on line one
we are on line two
+--------------------------------
and given
def foo(x): return len(x)
we get
2 are on line one
2 are on line two
since the matching part ("we") has two letters.
I hope that made some sense.
The main thing is to somehow pull out the matching part in the \(\w+\)
and feed it into some other Python function.
Thanks in advance.
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