I am working on a LaTeX document. I need to reformat the subsection titles that I have in all open buffers in vim.
Normally, I do a command like bufdo %s/pattern/replacement/g | update
inside of vim when I need to modify all buffers. That is what I intend to do again. All I need help with are the pattern and replacement strings.
The strings that I need to match have the following format:
\subsection{word}
\subsection{some words}
\subsection{some Words CAPitalized weirdlY}
\subsection{and some with $\control$ sequences in them}
The resulting search and replace should affect the strings to be like below:
\subsection{Word}
\subsection{Some Words}
\subsection{Some Words Capitalized Weirdly}
\subsection{And Some With $\control$ Sequences In Them}
So far the search strings that I have tried are:
%s/\\subsection{\(.\)\(\w*\)}/\\subsection{\u\1\L\2}/gc
.%s/\\subsection{\v<\(.\)\(\w*\)}/\\subsection{\u\1\L\2}/gc
Number 1 only matches single words and turns them into the correct format.
Number 2 does not work. My goal was to combine the sequence referenced in the SO answer from the links below with my needs but I guess I am not using it correctly.
The resources that I am trying to use to figure this out:
Note: If I have to go back through and retype the $\control
characters if the replacement also capitalizes them, I would be ok with that.