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I have a trouble when I want to replace {inspect.stack()[0][3]} to {inspect.stack()[0][3]} called from {inspect.stack()[1][3]} in my python code.
And I cannot find a full list from internet.
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For example, to search for the string “anything?” type /anything\? and press Return. You can use these special characters as commands to the search function. If you want to search for a string that includes one or more of these characters, you must precede the special character with a backslash.
The simplest way to perform a search and replace in Vim editor is using the slash and dot method. We can use the slash to search for a word, and then use the dot to replace it. This will highlight the first occurrence of the word “article”, and we can press the Enter key to jump to it.
Press y to replace the match or l to replace the match and quit. Press n to skip the match and q or Esc to quit substitution. The a option substitutes the match and all remaining occurrences of the match. To scroll the screen down, use CTRL+Y , and to scroll up, use CTRL+E .
When you want to search for a string of text and replace it with another string of text, you can use the syntax :[range]s/search/replace/. The range is optional; if you just run :s/search/replace/, it will search only the current line and match only the first occurrence of a term.
:substitute (the command)To do a literal substitution, specify "very-nomagic" :help /\V (or escape all special search characters ^$.*[~) and "case-sensitive" /\C, and escape the :substitute separator (usually /) and any backslashes (\) in the source. Line breaks must be changed from ^M to \n. Taken together, for the pattern:
'\V\C' . substitute(escape(literalPattern, '/\'), "\n", '\\n', 'ge')
In the replacement, & and ~ must be escaped (in addition to / and \) if the 'magic' option is set. (\V doesn't work here). Cp. :help sub-replace-special
escape(literalReplacement, '/\' . (&magic ? '&~' : ''))
substitute() (the function)Something similar applies to substitute() as well; & must always be escaped, as 'magic' is always set, and only ~ must not be escaped:
substitute(input, '\V\C' . escape(literalPattern, '\'), escape(literalReplacement, '\&')), 'g')
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