I have a string with a ~ in it and using the expression
Example:
hi~how~are~you
:%s/~/ /g
This doesn’t seem to work any ideas?
I have a string with a ~ in it and using the expression Example:
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I have a string with a ~ in it and using the expression
Example:
hi~how~are~you
:%s/~/ /g
This doesn’t seem to work any ideas?
The symbol
~matches the previous substitute string (see:help /~), so you need to prefix it with a backslash: