In Replace mode it could be useful to specify multiple pattern/replacement pairs.
In normal Replace mode these would just be applied in order, so you could specify a multi-step replacement.
In looped Replace mode (+) one could either cycle through the pairs, or could apply all of them in each loop iteration (it would only make a difference for the terminating condition). Alternatively, one could make it even more elaborate and specify a number of replacements to be carried out first, then a number to be looped through, and then a number to be carried out once the loop terminates.
In Replace mode it could be useful to specify multiple pattern/replacement pairs.
In normal Replace mode these would just be applied in order, so you could specify a multi-step replacement.
In looped Replace mode (
+
) one could either cycle through the pairs, or could apply all of them in each loop iteration (it would only make a difference for the terminating condition). Alternatively, one could make it even more elaborate and specify a number of replacements to be carried out first, then a number to be looped through, and then a number to be carried out once the loop terminates.