replacing words while keeping original lower/uppercase style
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This is a mirror of http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1359 An example, you may want to replace any FileSize appears in your program into LastModifiedTime. Since it appears everywhere as both uppercases and lowercases, you have to write it several times: :%s/FileSize/LastModifiedTime/g " function names :%s/file_size/last_modified_time/g " variable names :%s/FILE_SIZE/LAST_MODIFIED_TIME/g " macros :%s/File size/Last modified time/g " document/comments ...... This script copes with the case style for you so that you need write just one command: :%s/file\A\?size/\=SmartCase("LastModifiedTime")/ig An alternative way: first search for the string: /\cfile\A\?size then run a command: :%SmartCase "LastModifiedTime" By the way, SmartCase can also cope with the circumstance where you want to replace the string's case style while keeping its words. For example: FileSize => file_size LastModifiedTime => last_modified_time ...... This can be done with the following command: :%s/\(\u\l\+\)\{2,}/\=SmartCase(0,"reference_style")/g To sum up: the first argument to SmartCase is the reference words, the secend argument is the reference styles, if the second argument omitted, it's submatch(0).
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