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padawin
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You might want &, which is the original matched pattern:

:% s/^\(.*\)\t\(.*\)/&\2/g

Also, when you do a search (or a substitution), your search regex is stored in the register /, you can paste it for example with:

"/p

You might want &, which is the original matched pattern:

:% s/^\(.*\)\t\(.*\)/&\2/g

You might want &, which is the original matched pattern:

:% s/^\(.*\)\t\(.*\)/&\2/g

Also, when you do a search (or a substitution), your search regex is stored in the register /, you can paste it for example with:

"/p
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padawin
padawin
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You might want &, which is the original matched pattern:

:% s/^\(.*\)\t\(.*\)/&\2/g