如何在vim中搜索整个单词有几个答案。例如，此链接How to do whole-word search similar to "grep -w" in Vim会回答它。
我想知道vim中有\<word\>可以替代搜索整个单词吗？我问的原因是出于好奇。我想知道vim的另一种选择。我知道其他一些工具，例如grep可以执行相同的任务，但我有兴趣在vim找到方法。
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答案 0 :(得分：0)
Technically yes, you can place your cursor over that word in the document and press * which will automatically populate the search with the word surrounded by word boundaries. Same with # for searching backwards.
Also, Vim's default search escaping is quite verbose and poorly designed. I highly recommend starting all searches with the "very magic" switch, \v, so that you don't have to escape special characters. As in you can type /\v<word> and the < and > will be treated correctly as word boundaries without having to escape them.
A mapping to "enable" very magic for all searches:
nnoremap / /\v
nnoremap ? ?\v