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Nope, you can do find > select all to get multiple selections and edit those simultaneously.
by continuational 5y ago
Nope, you can do find > select all to get multiple selections and edit those simultaneously.
- ThatGeoGuy 5y agoThis can be done in (neo)vim too, and with a bit better precision and less typing. :g/<regex>/<command> is the general form for [g]rabbing lines that match a regex and applying a command over them. You can also chain the command: :g/<regex1>/g/<regex2>/<command> I'll admit this isn't exactly something you intuit as easily as a drop-down menu, but (neo)vim does have tools for all these things out of the box.
- chrismorgan 5y agoHuh, somehow it’s never occurred to me to get binary logic by chaining :g and :v in this way—I’ve always done things in more complicated ways to make up for the lack.