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In vim regex:
If /foo\(bar\)\@=/ matches foo followed by bar
Then what matches bar following foo?
I tried /\(foo\)\@=bar/ but it doesn’t seem to work.
This:
You should use positive lookbehind(instead of lookahead) operator, because you’re trying to match bar, preceeded by foo.
BTW, here is the link, which I always use as a cheatsheet for vim regex operators