On 07/12/2020 13.59, A. Wik wrote:
Now, I want to do the following
:redir @m
:g/future.*ref.*\n.*\n
:redir END
Alternatively, instead of redir, I can use [...]/y M at the end of the
:g command.
Alas, :g includes only the line matching "future.*ref". I want to
capture the whole match. Is there a way to do that?
It would seem that what's wrong with the first command is simply that
:p, which is the command used by default by :g, by itself prints only
*one* line. If you instead explicitly use :p {count}, e.g.
":g/future.*ref.*\n.*\n/p 3", it seems to work.
But, was this what you meant to ask in the first question, or an
additional issue?
«trying to match a couple (maybe more later) of words occurring within 3
lines of each other in any order» seems to mean more what Tim helped you
with...?
Gabriele
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