To substitute, what’s the proper range format for current cursor position to end of file?
I believe cursor is . and end of file will be $.
To substitute, what’s the proper range format for current cursor position to end of
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To substitute, what’s the proper range format for current cursor position to end of file?
I believe cursor is . and end of file will be $.
Sorry if I’m misinterpreting, but if you want to do a replace from the current line until the end of the file, you can do:
As @PeterRincker mentions, the current line can be considered implicit, meaning that you can also use:
To achieve the same result.