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In Vim, when I run a substitution command like
:%s/foo/bar/g
it replaces all occurrences of foo with bar in the entire buffer. When it completes, the cursor moves to the last location where foo was replaced with bar.
How can I run :%s/foo/bar/g without having the cursor leave its original location where it was before the substitution command was issued?
Is there some option I can set in the .vimrc file?
I just type Ctrl+O after the replace to get back to the previous location.