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Code sample:
for file in files:
do_something(root+file)
I want to replace file with f but I must keep files.
Usually I use the below command:
:%s/file/f/gcI
but it matches files as well. Is there any way to match only a whole word which works for the (root+file) syntax too?
Use
\<and\>to match the beginning and the end of a word: