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You can do it with evil-mode (or vim) too: :%v/pattern/d runs ‘d’ on all lines which do not match the pattern. (The opposite is :%g/pattern/d.) I believe it wor

by bradrn 3y ago

You can do it with evil-mode (or vim) too: :%v/pattern/d runs ‘d’ on all lines which do not match the pattern. (The opposite is :%g/pattern/d.) I believe it works with any command, though I’ve only ever used it with ‘d’.

clscott 3y ago
%v/pattern/d can also be written as %g!/pattern/d