Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
martin kraegeloh wrote:
rtfm didn't help ... I'd like to *always* make my regexes behave like
perl, but I find no way to set it as a default. will I have to always
use \v ??
I tend to think that if I can't get vim to do something it's because
I don't know why, no
martin kraegeloh wrote:
rtfm didn't help ... I'd like to *always* make my regexes behave like
perl, but I find no way to set it as a default. will I have to always
use \v ??
I tend to think that if I can't get vim to do something it's because I
don't know why, not because it is not possible ..
Hi Martin,
Unfortunately, I don't think there's any way to use \v by default for every
pattern.
It may help to remember that when you have the default 'magic' option set, Vim
only recognizes 5 special characters without backslash:
^
$
.
*
[ (if there is a matching ] to make a collection
martin kraegeloh wrote:
all,
rtfm didn't help ... I'd like to *always* make my regexes behave like
perl, but I find no way to set it as a default. will I have to always
use \v ??
I tend to think that if I can't get vim to do something it's because I
don't know why, not because it is not possi
all,
rtfm didn't help ... I'd like to *always* make my regexes behave like
perl, but I find no way to set it as a default. will I have to always
use \v ??
I tend to think that if I can't get vim to do something it's because I
don't know why, not because it is not possible ... so how do I do th
