For example, I want to match on the second < of the
following line
cnoremap <c-j> <down>
cnoremap <c-k> <up>
cnoremap <up> <nop>
cnoremap <down> <nop>
cnoremap <left> <nop>
cnoremap <right> <nop>
Uses pattern <.*\zs<
< - matches the first <.* - greedy matches everything after\zs - resets the start of the pattern matches (a vim
specific pattern)< - matches the second <Bonus:
sed -n 's/<.*\(<\)/\1/p' changes
cnoremap <c-j> <down> to
cnoremap <down>, something like delete the first
<>
sed -n 's/\(<.*\)<.*>/\1/p' changes
cnoremap <c-j> <down> to
cnoremap <c-j>, something like delete the second
<>