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\zsand\ze. However,%s/section{\zs\w\(.\)/\u&/gcdoesn't do what I was trying to do. The\zscauses the uppercase replacement to take place on the first character aftersection{, but that is the only thing that matches. Thegon the end of the line does not cause subsequent words on the line to be uppercased. I assume this is because as far as Vim is concerned, there is only one match on the line: The one that begins with "section{". I will continue experimenting, though.\win the preceding comment should be\<, but the same comment applies.:g/section{/s/[^{\\]\zs\<\(.\)/\u&/gc. Theg/section/is needed because I want to do this only on the "section{" lines, but "section{" should not be involved in the replacement match. Then[^{\\]\zsmeans that I don't try to replace after the initial "\" on the line, nor after the "{" (since I already have an uppercase character after the brace), but then start searching for word-beginnings after that. The\zsis needed because otherwise the[^{\\]causes the interword space to be what's matched and then "uppercased", which would cause no change.