in text need find string may 1 of followning
foo#foo%foo foo#foo%bar foo#bar%foo foo#bar%bar bar#foo%foo bar#foo%bar bar#bar%foo bar#bar%bar i write regex matcher this
/\(foo\|bar\)#\(foo\|bar\)%\(foo\|bar\) which works fine.
but want avoid duplication of capturing groups in matcher.
if write
/\(foo\|bar\)#\1%\1 it matches first , last possible strings mentioned in beginning.
q: reference previous capturing group itself, not previous match?
i under wanting create , reuse sub-patterns , reusing them @amadan , @lcd047 alluded to vim not support behavior aware of.
as alternative can use <c-f> while editing pattern open command-line-window. inside window can edit pattern normal vim commands, e.g. daw, ct), etc. once done can press <cr> , run search/command.
there nice vimcast episode this: refining search patterns command-line window.
for more see:
:h command-line-window :h q/ :h c_ctrl-f
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