RE: Edit default of M-x replace-regexp

[Drew Adams]

> I did M-x replace-regexp and entered a regexp and newstring
> only to realize (after pressing return and seeing the
> replacement fail) that the newstring I entered was not quite
> right. When I type M-x replace-regexp again, I get the choice
> to use my last replacement as the default. Is there a way to
> edit this default (particularly the newstring part of the
> default) so that I don't have to type everything all over again?


Use `M-n' to retrieve the default value for editing.

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