Tim Chase: Here's a useful :substitute command: https://twitter.com/gumnos/status/1659306560391114755
No one:
Me: Here's how to do it with macros! https://normalmo.de/posts/yet-another-inappropriate-use-of-macros/
TwitterTim Chase on Twitter“Had some regex with lots of repeated \d in them like \d\d\d\d
Converted them all to \d{n} notation in vim using
:%s!\%(\\d\)\{2,}!\='\d{'.(strlen(submatch(0))/2).'}'!g
Just in case it's useful for anybody else.”
@normalmode Ok, my level of geek is pretty much set at, "That's the coolest thing ever!"