note Caron <p>Don't forget that, if your Vim is compiled with Perl support, you can edit your files with Perl syntax directly.</p> <p>For example, instead of </p> <code> :%s/\(\d\+\)abc/\1/ </code> <p>You may say</p> <code> :%perldo s/(\d+)abc/$1/ </code> <p>See [id://141765] for more tips.</p> 333737 333737