How to replace all word containing a pattern in vim?

2018-06-04 01:05:35

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You can use the substitution command like this:

:%s/before/after/g

where

%s is the substitution

before is the string to match

after is the replacement

g is the global flag (to replace all occurrences)

If you are matching substrings, you can use

:%s/<w*substrw*>/newword/g

where

< matches the word boundary

w* matches a word character (0 or more)

substr is your substring

> matches the word boundary end

newword is the new word to replace

g is the global replace

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