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:args app/views/manager/*/* Selects files for use in..
:argdo %s/class="\([a-z0-9_ ]\+\)"/\='class="'.substitute(submatch(1), '\([a-z0-9_]\+\)', 'm_\1', 'g').'"'/ge | update …argdo, which can take a regex, then pipe into update to save the file(s).
Regex breakdown. %s/class="\([a-z0-9_ ]\+\)"/\='class="'.substitute(submatch(1), '\([a-z0-9_]\+\)', 'm_\1', 'g').'"'/ge In this exemple I'm prefixing all class names with "m_".
/class="\([a-z0-9_ ]\+\)"/ match class="<classes>" and return <classes> in submatch 1.
\='class="'.substitute(submatch(1), '\([a-z0-9_]\+\)', 'm_\1', 'g').'"' \= interpolates strings in '' with functions. Here I run substitute() on submatch(1) to prefix all classnames contained with m_.