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Vim can output the number of each line on the left side of the screen. Questions about customizing this behavior.
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How to get and use the number of each matched line in a global command
In his (very good) book "Pratical Vim" Drew Neil shows how to collect all the lines containing the word "TODO" into a register to use them latter.
To do so he simply use a global command: :g/TODO/yan …