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Just like sublime's ctrl+shift+f, is grep a more reliable way? But the search feels very slow, not as fast as sublime. I use gvim
ringa_lee
vim uses these commands in combination: vimgrep, windo, bufdo, argdo, substitute, reference
Or use fzf/find/ag/grep to search for files and replace with sed
It is recommended to use vim-grepto search the entire project or replace a certain variable, which is very convenient. Just read the README for detailed explanation
vim uses these commands in combination: vimgrep, windo, bufdo, argdo, substitute, reference
Or use fzf/find/ag/grep to search for files and replace with sed
It is recommended to use vim-grep
to search the entire project or replace a certain variable, which is very convenient.
Just read the README for detailed explanation