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Example 1

• jump to p with fp
• select the word under cursor with <C-n>
• do that two more times for the other two occurrences in the function
• press c to change
• type the replacement
• press <Esc> to quit back to regular Vim

Example 2

• select the line with V
• go to the end of the file with G
• press <C-n> to add a cursor at the beginning of every line and move to normal mode
• press I to insert at the beginning of the line
• type ", move to end of line with <C-e>, type another " followed by ,
• move every cursor down one line with <C-j>(this is a custom mapping of mine in Insert mode)
• hit <BS>, now all the words are on the same line
• the rest is just normal Vim

Example 3

• press dt" to delete everything until the first quote
• press L to go to end of line (my custom mapping, default $)
• press r, to replace the ] with ,
• go back to the beginning of the line with H (custom, default ^), press f, to find the first comma
• press v to select , in visual mode, and mash on <C-n> until the last occurrence
• press c followed by <CR> to break the line into multiple lines
• move every cursor up one line with <C-k> (again my custom mapping)
• delete the left quote with C-g<BS> (custom mapping to move cursor in insert mode)
• go to end of line and delete right quote with C-e<BS>

Example 4

• press jV to visually select the second line
• press Gk to select all but the last line
• type : followed by the MultipleCursorsFind command
• press o to toggle the cursor for each visual selection
• press p to paste the content of the + register (I have clipboard=unnamedplus in my vimrc) to each virtual cursor