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Substitue 'Special Characters' in VI
Hi All,
I am using LATEX and need to delete all the lines in a file matching: \begin{work} I know there are several ways to do this, but I am trying to do it with the substitute command in VI. The problem is I can't get substitute to recognize the character '\'! How do I do it? Currently I am trying Code:
:%s/\([\begin{work}]\)/ /g
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