OK, so in most Ed, it's modern text editors, as you know, there's a fine function and with a fine
function you can replace and find and replace certain instances.
Well, actually, it turns out that VEMA actually has that function as well, even though it's completely
text based to find you just hit the slash.
And let's say I wanted to find a style and I know there are various different versions of it, but this
will find the first.
It's highlighting style right there, so it's it's found that, so I've found it and, you know, I
can basically find within a certain document certain words, certain, you know, if I wanted to find
the first title, I could do that.
Like your title, and then that would highlight title.
But that's not as powerful is if I wanted to search the entire document now in order to do that, I
would hit percentage sign X and that what does that does is it searches the entire document.
So I'm going to search for.
Full screen video document and replace it with a screen document.
OK, so essentially what I'm doing here is I'm searching for the screen full screen video document and
I'm replacing it with screen document.
And then we'll find the first instances of that and then replace it.
And as you can see, they replaced it there by getting rid of.
The full and the video so replaced it with a screen document.
So if I wanted to say, for instance, change something.
Within the document, but I wanted to do that throughout the entire document.
How would I do that?
Well, it's the same deal it's presented to us and.
Uh, let's just say I wanted to replace every instance of color with red and I wanted to do this the
entire document, so I would hit lower case G for Global.
But let's just say I wasn't completely confident that I wanted to replace every instance of heter with
hand.
And, you know, this is a human document.
If I did this, it could break it.
And that's not my intention.
It's just simply to show you how to use it.
So if I wanted to have confirmation on it, I would it lowercase C and what that would do is it would
look for every instance of how to replace it with head, but force me to confirm every replacement.
So that's fine.
And replace with confirm throughout the entire document.
So as you can see here, it's saying, do you want to replace it.
No, no, no, no.
Now and so on and so forth, so but if you wanted to basically refactor a document or refactor some
code, this would be one way for you to do that or say, for instance, you made a mistake in in like
say, for instance, some sort of markdown code and you wanted to go through and find every potential
misspelling of of a word or, you know, you misunderstood something and you wanted to replace it.
That's how you could do it.
That's fine.
And replace with confirmation.
So I hope you found this to be helpful.