Re: [BUG] re=1 and re=2 differ with branches

2013-09-18 Fir de Conversatie Axel Bender
Addendum: There's an error in run; it should read '...+so re1.so ...' (rsp. re2.so) in there. Sorry. -- -- You received this message from the vim_dev maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php ---

Re: [BUG] re=1 and re=2 differ with branches

2013-09-18 Fir de Conversatie Axel Bender
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Re: [BUG] re=1 and re=2 differ with branches

2013-09-18 Fir de Conversatie Vlad Irnov
On 9/17/13, Axel Bender axel.ben...@cip-kommunal.de wrote: The following search command with branches works differently depending on which RE engine is chosen: ^\C[a-z]\+\ze \\(\.exe\)\@! With re=1 the whole first word is selected. With re=2 only the first letter of the first word is

[BUG] re=1 and re=2 differ with branches

2013-09-17 Fir de Conversatie Axel Bender
The following search command with branches works differently depending on which RE engine is chosen: ^\C[a-z]\+\ze \\(\.exe\)\@! With re=1 the whole first word is selected. With re=2 only the first letter of the first word is selected. Test case included. -- -- You received this message

Re: [BUG] re=1 and re=2 differ with branches

2013-09-17 Fir de Conversatie Bram Moolenaar
Axel Bender wrote: The following search command with branches works differently depending on which RE engine is chosen: ^\C[a-z]\+\ze \\(\.exe\)\@! With re=1 the whole first word is selected. With re=2 only the first letter of the first word is selected. Test case included. What

Re: [BUG] re=1 and re=2 differ with branches

2013-09-17 Fir de Conversatie Zulox4
Hello! I test using the files attached in Vim 7.4.27 searching in the buffer content: klocks (1.0, 20130715) Command Line Lock Keys 1. For the command: :set hlsearch regexpengine=1 /^\C[a-z]\+\ze \\(\.exe\)\@! the first word is selected. 2. For the command :set hlsearch