created by

Phil Miller

script type

utility

description

SuperSub is an enhanced substitute command that can both replace multiple words in one line as well as multiple words in multiple lines. Here are some examples: My first name is Phil, my last name is Miller Sure you could probably feed a simple regex into the standard substitute command for this one but you'll get the point Issuing :S/Phil/John/Miller/Smith will change it to My first name is John, my last name is Smith Ok, so that's not very exciting so check out this. Let's say you have this piece of PHP code: $contacts[1] = "Phil" Simple right? Now you want five of them. So you copy it five times: $contacts[1] = "Phil" $contacts[1] = "Phil" $contacts[1] = "Phil" $contacts[1] = "Phil" $contacts[1] = "Phil" Then you select all but the first row and issue this command: :S/1/;2;3;4;5/Phil/;Jessica;Joel;Kaitlyn;PorkChop And out comes this: $contacts[1] = "Phil" $contacts[2] = "Jessica" $contacts[3] = "Joel" $contacts[4] = "Phil" $contacts[5] = "PorkChop"

install details

Just drop supersub.vim in your plugin directory.

Click on the package to download.

package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
supersub.vim	0.1	2013-09-11	7.0	Phil Miller	Initial upload

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