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Right back at you, that’s super neat!
by wuhhh 11mo ago
Right back at you, that’s super neat!
- whatevertrevor 11mo agoLet me add my third way of doing this in vim: :%s/<CTRL-R><CTRL-W>/replacement/(gcn) As you can guess <CTRL-W> invokes a special register that contains the "word" currently under the cursor.