On 09/14/2011 09:45 AM, Russell Bateman wrote:
Once I've typed in a command to search and replace for something, for
example:
%s/search/replace/g
how can I re-execute that command without retyping it? (I have a string
of source files between which I'm moving via :n each time and I don't
want to have to retype the command; dot won't work obviously.)
Thanks,
Russ
Oh, and after doing @: once, you can repeat it easier with @@ -ak
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