Hi all,
Here's a simple one I can't quite figure out.
I've done a search/replace throughout a file, and thanks to my regex
carelessness, I've wrecked lines I didn't intend to touch.
I know how to fix this with another :%s///g, but I've always wondered
and never figured out how to use the 'dt' command to remove everything
between 'here' and the second instance of 'there'. For example:
my $sanity = ISP::Sanity->new({ new({ config => 'ISP.conf-dist' }) });
How do I 'dt', and del from ^ that parens, to......................^
that one?
Thanks, and cheers ;)
Steve
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