Technology:Software How-To
The :Subvert command lets us create a particular style of regular expressions with ease. It’s great for matching irregular singular and plural words in plain English and also for variable names that come in snake_case and MixedCase forms.
This is part one of a three-part series on Tim Pope’s abolish plugin.
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