> > And what about this pattern: > > /\%Vfooba\%Vr > > That's fine (but hard to read) for literal text, but difficult when you > have a regular expression with multiple branches. Thinking of custom > commands that take a pattern, it's close to impossible to parse the > regular expression to insert the \%V before the match of the last character. > > > Thanks I did not know this pattern and it is very handy. I always felt > > that the search commands /, ? should have a range, so that one can limit > > the search to part of a text. What about having two commands :<range>/ > > and :<range>? for searches limited to the <range> of lines. > > You can use the range-search plugin > (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1396) for that. > > -- regards, ingo >
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