How to properly vim-escape a variable/register
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For example, I want to highlight occurrences of the current yank register, i.e., It works, unless has 'funny' stuff in it like backslash. I can do but I'm not sure if this is the right thing to do, and if it will escape all possible problematic characters. Maybe there are others. Update: ok, I real…
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:let @/=@"
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I don't think there is such a list. Here is the escape function I have used for quite a while as part of a macro to search for the currently-selected string: Edit: Original answer had extra arguments due to my copying too much from my ~/.vimrc. Here…
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