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I use VSCodium and other then bulk comment / uncomment and renaming I'm not sure what you're talking about.
I'd love some examples to help improve.
Itβs hard to explain in words. I quickly searched for a video about it and this one shows the basics pretty good: https://youtu.be/w3JCjsIOMdM?si=-dS-m940AGHFgCG-
Sublime Text is a bit more powerful in that regard (and also more performant with very large files) which is why I still keep it installed even though I switched to VSCode long time ago. I guess Vim can do even more but I canβt get myself to learn it well.
You can use regex in vim
Every serious editor can do Regex