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My problem is simple. I search a specific pattern in a file (let’s say label in a Tex file)
:g/label/# but there are lots of occurrences. So I’d like to redirect this output to another file to be able to work easily with it.
Do you have a trick or a command that I don’t know?
What you’re doing is essentially ‘grep -n label file‘ from command line. So you can run that command and > it into a file easily enough.
The derivation of ‘grep’ is even from basically the same source.