:s/// allows any separator instead of '/' (like s@@@).
(Non-/ separator is convenient when regex or replacement
contains many '/', ... then you can avoid backslasing '/' in
the regex or in replacement.) So far, so good.
My question is, is there variant of :/ that allows non-'/'
separator char ? (It's possible if there's some command name
before '/', like in perl, where m// is synonymous to //).
Not that I know of, but one might be able to hack it with
something like
:let @/='/path/to/file/with/slashes'
:/
which seems to do the trick for me...
-tim
