Matthew Woehlke wrote:
> Frank Bures wrote:
>> Matthew Woehlke wrote:
>>> Eyolf Østrem wrote:
>>>> On 04.02.2008 (14:47), Matthew Woehlke wrote:
>>>>> Actually, as soon as I posted that, I remembered the 's' command, which
>>>>> /does/ understand \t... view->switch to command line, and then type
>>>>> 's/,/\t/g' works, but only on the current line. I want to say there is a
>>>>> way to make it work on all lines (and I found a list mail on google that
>>>>> implies it is so), but I don't recall how offhand, and haven't managed
>>>>> to track down anyone that knows.
>>>> Just prepend a range of the command (do :help range). % is the whole file,
>>>> 1,25s/.... would apply the substitution to the first 25 lines,
>>>> :/foo/,/bar/s/... between the first matches of "foo" and "bar", etc.
>>>> Quite powerful, that little vimmer...
>>> Ah, so *that's* the prefix. I was trying the sed prefix, '1,$'... Can
>>> you tell I'm not much of a vim guru? ;-)
>> You can do
>> :1,$s/something/something_else/g
>
> What app are we talking about, again?
>
> This doesn't work in my 3.5.x katepart:
> 'No such command: "1,$s/something/something_else/g"'
>
> ...but '%s/something/something_else/g' does.
>
I was talking about vi.
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