“It’s pleasingly straightforward: All you do is to add _ in
front of the character class you want to match. This will then
match the character class plus newline. So to search for a word
character:/w
/ (from command mode) is the search command in vim, and w indicates
a word character. So, to search for a word character or
newline:”
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