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Re: How to search inside a region that has just been used as the target
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Evan Aad |
Subject: |
Re: How to search inside a region that has just been used as the target of a replace operation? |
Date: |
Fri, 27 Jan 2023 16:35:57 +0200 |
Another solution is to save the position of the point in a register prior
to performing the replacement:
2.5 (Add the following between steps 2 and 3 of the scenario described
in the original question:) C-x r SPC p (This saves the position of the
point in the register p. Any other character can be used in lieu of
'p'.)
4. C-x C-x (This moves the point to the beginning of the region
established in step no. 2.
5. C-SPC (This sets the mark at the position of the point.)
6. C-x r j p (This moves the point to the position saved in the
register 'p'. The region's content is now "BcB".
7. M-x replace-string, B, b. (The buffer's content is now "AbcbD", as desired.)