On Thursday, 07 February, 2013 at 08:35:43 GMT, Eric Smith wrote:
This command will look to see if the character
immediately to the left of the cursor belongs
to a certain character class (like \w)
and then inserts a `.' and a newline.
Then it is easy for me to check if this was what I want or not
and delete the period (full atop) if necessary and then press
arrow-down to avoid triggering the iabbr again.
How could this be implemented as efficiently as possible?
You can put “c” after a search-and-replace, and Vim will ask for confirmation
for each match, eg.:
%s/(\w)$/\1./c
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