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3 total messages Started by Ahkmed Jones Fri, 07 Dec 2001 17:23
extended regular expressions
#284
Author: Ahkmed Jones
Date: Fri, 07 Dec 2001 17:23
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Hi there,

I am trying to write an EX command like the following :

: %s/this|that/\u&/

I want it to find this OR that and capitalize the first letter.

I am wondering how to write such a command. It doesn't work on my vi editor.

My editor does not seem to have the set extended option for extended regular
characters (caldrake linux)
Re: extended regular expressions
#286
Author: Norihiko Murase
Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 14:24
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|From: ahkmedjones@hotmail.com
|Subject: extended regular expressions
|Message-ID: <u11usdf2dqm0b@corp.supernews.com>
|Date: 2001/12/08(Sat) 02:23:25 JST
|
|>I am trying to write an EX command like the following :
|>
|>: %s/this|that/\u&/
|>
|>I want it to find this OR that and capitalize the first letter.

I could do it by writing the following command:

: %s/this\|that/\u&/

That is, you should add '\'(backslash) right before '|'.
Re: extended regular expressions
#287
Author: Norihiko Murase
Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 14:30
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|From: ahkmedjones@hotmail.com
|Subject: extended regular expressions
|Message-ID: <u11usdf2dqm0b@corp.supernews.com>
|Date: 2001/12/08(Sat) 02:23:25 JST
|
|>I am trying to write an EX command like the following :
|>
|>: %s/this|that/\u&/
|>
|>I want it to find this OR that and capitalize the first letter.

I could do it by writing the following command:

: %s/this\|that/\u&/

That is, you should add '\'(backslash) right before '|'.

# I use Vim-3.0, which was produced by Bram Moolenaar.


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Sincerely,
Norihiko Murase
E-mail: s1080224@u-aizu.ac.jp
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