18 Oct
2004
18 Oct
'04
12:38 a.m.
>>>> "Paul" == Paul Koning
<pkoning(a)equallogic.com> writes:
> FN^j$<cr>$ <--- change all vs FS change
next
OOPS. Brain lockup.
FN means "replace next anywhere between here and end of file" while FS
means "replace next in current buffer". Current buffer holds whatever
fits, or up to the next form feed character.
To do replace-all, you need a loop:
<FN<lf>$<cr>$;>
Angle brackets are loop delimiters; semicolon is "exit loop if
preceding command failed".
paul