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The Emacs equivalent would be M-x replace-regexp word1$.*$word2$ RET word3\1word4 RET Assuming you have `replace-regexp` bound to a key, it's practicall

by juki 10y ago

The Emacs equivalent would be M-x replace-regexp word1$.*$word2$ RET word3\1word4 RET Assuming you have `replace-regexp` bound to a key, it's practically the same. Works on the whole buffer (by default), or the region (if selected).

The Emacs equivalent would be M-x replace-regexp word1\(.*\)word2$ RET word3\1word4 RET Assuming you have `replace-regexp` bound to a key, it's practicall

The Emacs equivalent would be M-x replace-regexp word1\(.*\)word2$ RET word3\1word4 RET Assuming you have `replace-regexp` bound to a key, it's practicall