We still support neovim 0.9 currently, so we can't use vim.uv. Also add a check so we don't accidentally reintroduce it.
bye);replace_all(buffer,"local_ip", local_ip);replace_all(buffer,"remote_ip", remote_ip);replace_all(buffer,"from_tag", ack_data.to_tag);replace_all(buffer,"to_tag", ack_data.from_tag);replace_all(buffer,"call_id", ack_data.call_id); ...
Substituting all instances of a character with an empty string doesn't work properly, when this character comes in multiple consecutive copies. Here is an example, that can be reproduced in the current sandbox: Type xxxWORDxx on a line. ...
In this article, we have learned the two command-line ways of searching and replacing any word in a Vim editor. The first command that was using the slash and dot is the simplest and easiest method but it turns out to be repetitive when you are searching and replacing a word that occurs...
Find and replace is a powerful feature of Vim, which allows you to make changes to your text quickly.
To make this more readable I wanted to put each pair on its own line. So I needed to replace all instances of & with newline (or the equivalent of hitting the 'enter' key). So I did what any emacs user would do: M-x replace-string ...
This can be very powerful. For example, you could execute<leader>siwipto replace all instances of the current word under the cursor that exist within the paragraph under the cursor. Or<leader>sl_to replace all instances of the character under the cursor on the current line. ...