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Do you mean you have a file which looks like:
'x' => '\x'
'y' => '\y'
'z' => '\z'
...
and you want to replace each occurance of x with a, each y with b, each z with c, an so forth?
If so you’d need a different search/replace with each.
On the otherhand, if you mean you have:
'x'
'y'
'z'
and you want to change it to become:
'\x'
'\y'
'\z'
then you can use regular expressions:
Search: ([a-z])
Replace: \\$1
lsv: first marker at position 5 and the second marker on position 11, and when you press arrowleft, then the first marker will be on position 4 and the second on pos 10, and when you type anything then its inserts/replace on both markers
You can multiselect stuff: ctrl+click various places then start typing and your text will appear in all the places you clicked. See also ctrl+selecting multiple words, lines, paragraphs, etc.
This functionality is really a special one; usable in minimum cases. That’s why no editor has it, even if the implementation would be trivial (for the case where the markers are on the same line).
However, to help you more, can you please just paste the real code and write a step by step of changing some value pairs? I think we are still a bit confused.
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