>> Edit .+#0/old/c/new/ > The command really goes through occurences of 'old' and highlights > them, but it doesn't scroll, so I can't see them... which is somewhat > crucial for beeing able to confirm/reject the change. > I also don't quite understand why that .+#0 is there...
The .+#0 is there because if you Undo one of the changes, the text that is selected right now will be "old". Starting the search at .+#0 skips over that occurrence to go to the next one. It is true that the /old/c/new/ doesn't scroll, which is unfortunate. I haven't looked into why or whether it is reasonable to change. Russ
