BPJ wrote:
> Erik wrote:
>> Is your task amenable to using simple methods? E.g.:
>> $ echo Ewokhbhs laoohmf rsqhmfr akrn vnqj | tr "[a-y]" "[b-z]"
> Alas it is not. By transliteration I mean things like changing the
> two-character sequence "ch" into the single Cyrillic letter "ч"
> (U+0447), so t
Erik wrote:
On 15.12.14 12:09, BPJ wrote:
> > The reason I'm asking is that I'm writing something which parses
> > keymaps and turns them into another something which a third something
> > can use to transliterate strings.
Is your task amenable to using simple methods? E.g.:
$ echo Ewokhbhs
On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 12:09 PM, BPJ wrote:
> Can the "<" (less-than/left angle bracket) char be escaped with backslash in
> Vim keymaps? Or to put it otherwise: which characters can be escaped with a
> backslash in a keymap?
:help mbyte-keymap also says that the first column can be in <> form
On 15.12.14 12:09, BPJ wrote:
> The reason I'm asking is that I'm writing something which parses
> keymaps and turns them into another something which a third something
> can use to transliterate strings.
Is your task amenable to using simple methods? E.g.:
$ echo Ewokhbhs laoohmf rsqhmfr akrn vn
Can the "<" (less-than/left angle bracket) char be escaped with backslash in
Vim keymaps? Or to put it otherwise: which characters can be escaped with a
backslash in a keymap?
:help mbyte-keymap says:
# The lines after "loadkeymap" are interpreted with 'cpoptions' set to "C".
# This means that
