"All" selector not working?
marcosnils opened this issue · 5 comments
marcosnils commented
IIUC from this example (https://github.com/vrothberg/vgrep#more-commands-and-the-interactive-shell) I could use an "all" selector to edit all the matched expressions, is that correct? I'm getting a "unsupported command 'all'" when trying to use that.
$ vgrep -s all
unsupported command "all"
Am I missing something here?
vrothberg commented
Thank you for reaching out, @marcosnils!
That's possibly a regression when porting vgrep from python to go a couple of years ago. Interested in opening a PR?
marcosnils commented
Sure, will send a fix today.
vrothberg commented
Are you still interested? If you don't find time, no problem at all. I can take over if needed.
marcosnils commented
Hey Valentin,
Still interested but have very little time TBH. Please go ahead and take it
over if you have the time to work on it.
Cheers!
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Are you still interested? If you don't find time, no problem at all. I can
take over if needed.
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vrothberg commented
Thanks, I tracked it down to a malformed regex. It's working now :)