On Apr 14, Philippe Troin wrote
:
: On Tue, 15 Apr 1997 08:34:53 +0300 Vadim Vygonets (vadik@cs.huji.ac.il
: ) wrote:
:
: > Well, in vi you can do:
: > 1G Go to the beginning
: > :%s/129.168.1/129.168.200/ (if I remember it right)
: > Still better...
:
: To be a purist, the 1G isn't necessary.
: But your regexp will also match:
: 129016801
: So it should be:
: :%s/129\.168\.1/129.168.200/g
Even better:
:%s/\(192\.168\.\)1/\1200/g
If you append a `c' you'll be asked every time the pattern matches.
But this discussion tends to be religious ;-)
Heiko
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