Posted under » Linux on 19 Oct 2023
From basic VIM usage.
Search and replace is using the substitute command. See this also
:%s/#68A4C4/#A8B700/g
You can use function to replace. Go to prompt :
function! Tukar() execute":%s/'role_ids'/$code64/g" execute":%s/'editCurriculum'/$code65/g" endfunction
You can also
:%s/\_s/^m/g #replace manual line break to ^m :%s/<br>/\r /g #create line break
Then go to prompt :
:call Tukar()
If you don't want to use vim, you can also use sed with in-place replace
LC_ALL=C sed -i 's/[^\x0-\xB1]//g' multiple*.txt