# Vim text specified start a new line

vim text specified start a new line

If there is such a text

11111111,22222222222,33333333333,44444444444

We want him to wrap the display, each comma end of the text. Then we might use %s/,/,\n/g. But it actually does not work. Instead, use $s/,/,\r/g.

If you learned C, it should be understood \nas a newline, \rcarriage return. In Linux, each end of the line is \n, and in the windows for the end of each line \r\n.

In vim replacement model, \nrepresents the end of the match line, and you want to insert a new row, you need to use \r.

For example, the conversion of text and then converted into the original format it should be %s/,\n/,/g.