I would like create a shortcut on vim to replace multiple times on a file, this a tool that I use several time.
Example of tool:
:%s/this.props/otherProps/gc
This command will replace all this.props to otherProps and ask to confirm
But I'm trying to convert this command in a shortcut like the example below:
// on .vimrc
noremap <leader>F :%s/$1/$2/gc
So in this case, I would every time a press <leader>
+ F
, I type the first word, and after I press tab
and type second word and after press enter.
I've put in the $1
and $2
as an attempt, but it doesn't work.
I tried to search some document about this, but I didn't find anything, maybe have some word
more specific about that I don't know yet.
Whilst this doesn't do exactly what you asked for, it does get pretty close.
noremap <leader>F :%s//gc<LEFT><LEFT><LEFT>
This will type out the command noremap <leader>F :%s//gc
but leave your cursor between the 2 slashes, ready to type in the stuff you want to find and replace.
So now you can just hit <leader>F
and start typing this.props/otherprops
and then hit enter. It does exactly what you want but instead of pressing tab
you press /