'Vim Regex: How do I match a literal "greater than" (">") / "less than" ("<") symbol?
Vim. Regex. How do I match this > and this <.
Solution 1:[1]
< and > are special regex characters that do not need to be escaped in vim (they need to be escaped to make them special) so you should be able to just do:
 :s/>/x/g
Solution 2:[2]
To match this > AND this <, you can do :%s/[<>]/x/g
In that case, you would replace all < and > with "x."
If you want to search without replacing, you can just do /[<>] and then use n and shift+n to move forward and backward to each instance of the match.
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| Solution | Source | 
|---|---|
| Solution 1 | user2199860 | 
| Solution 2 | dukeEllington32 | 
