[SOLVED] Vim: Find line and insert line below it

[Neostim]

I've been googling and fooling with this for quite some time, and although it seems simple enough, I haven't been able to figure it out.

I've got data that looks like:

dn: uid=bob$,ou=Computers,dc=null,dc=com

I need to find all lines that have "ou=Computers". and go to the end of the line, insert a new line, and put in "objectClass: account" , so the end result would be:

dn: uid=bob$,ou=Computers,dc=null,dc=com
objectClass: account

every time I try to do this I end up creating a new line at the end of "ou=Computers" and bringing the rest of the line down to the new line.

Could someone please guide me to the correct way of doing this?

Thanks!

[Manko10]

I would do that with sed but if you need to accomplish it with vim run this command:

:%s/^\(dn: uid=\w\+\$,ou=\w\+,dc=\w\+,dc=\w\+\m\)$/\1\robjectClass: account/

If needed, customize the regular expression.

[Neostim]

You are the man!

That worked perfectly, now my LDAP loads fine

My eyes went crossed reading it, but it worked great, thanks again!