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Match keyword on string and substitute under vi
Hi guys,
with sed when I need to make a substitution inside a line containing a specific keyword, I usually use: sed '/keyword/ s/cat/dog/g' This will substitute "cat" with "dog" on those lines containing "keyword". Now I want to use this inside vi, for several reason that I cannot explain, but I don't seem to find the right syntax. Has any of you shell wizards the proper syntax to use? Thanks! |
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