RE: replace using variable

p1. I am good/p p2. You sucks!/p p3. Take that, moron/p I want to change those sentences into: p id=11. I am good/p p id=22. You sucks!/p p id=33. Take that, moron/p How do I do that using vim replace command? All I can think is this: :%s/p\d/p id=\d\d/igc Me personally? I'd do something like

RE: replace using variable

Hi, I have these words: p1. I am good/p p2. You sucks!/p p3. Take that, moron/p P.S. If you are feeling frustrated (Vim can do that to you), try writing something more soothing, e.g.: p1. I am happy/p p2. You are beautiful!/p p3. Take that, as a token of my love/p Heh, I thought his

Re: replace using variable

--- Akbar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I have these words: p1. I am good/p p2. You sucks!/p p3. Take that, moron/p I want to change those sentences into: p id=11. I am good/p p id=22. You sucks!/p p id=33. Take that, moron/p How do I do that using vim replace command? All I can