On Apr 17, 7:13 am, Christian Brabandt <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> With \V you still have to escape \ and since you want to use a :g or
> :s command you would also have to escape /.
>
There's no getting around escaping the backslashes, but keep in mind
that you can use just about anything for separators in order to get
around escaping the forward slashes.
For example,
:%s#\V%s/pattern/replace#real replace#g
By the way, the list guidelines call for bottom-posting on replies.
Consider this a friendly reminder, leandromartinez98.
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