Split a line by non-letter characters

Question

Let say I have a minified javascript function like this:

function(){for(a=0;++a>0;){console.log(a);}}

and I want to apply an agressive split on it, that is insert a new line for some characters. So I would have

function(
)
{
for(
a=0;
++a>0;
)
{
console.log(
a
)
;
}
}

Of course I can use multiple substitute like :

:s/{/{\r/g
:s/}/\r}/g
:s/(/(\r/g
:s/)/\r)/g
...

But.

Is there a way to use one (or two) substitute(s) to do the whole job?

Answer 1

yes, like this:

%s/[}{();]/&\r/g

Just noticed that, the output of above leave a:

a)

If it does matter, you can do a:

%s/.\zs)/\r)/g

to fix it.