I wrote:
The main drawback with using :perldo, which I do when I need to match
Unicode properties or charge combining marks separately from their base
characters is that it has no equivalent of Vim RE's /c modifier. I have
actually considered trying to write a function emulating the functionality
using Vim's perl API, if only I can get my head around the latter.
I have written a function which does a substitution over a range
with :perl s/// while emulatuing vim RE's /c flag as nearly as I
could manage:
<https://gist.github.com/bpj/e9ba4914dd269b30c620bf7cb030b292>
Feel free to try it out!
/bpj
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