Am 23.03.2010 16:27, schrieb Bram Moolenaar:
Patch 7.2.407
Problem: When using an expression in ":s" backslashes in the result are
dropped. (Sergey Goldgaber, Christian Brabandt)
Solution: Double backslashes.
Files: src/regexp.c
I found a bug (two lines of text below):
abc\
def
:s/abc\\\ndef/\=submatch(0)/
" result:
ab...@def
(^@ is one character)
BTW: How do you now insert a literal <CR> or a literal <NL>?
E.g. this worked before:
:s/.*/\="abc\\\<CR>def"/
(or :s/.*/\="abc\\\rdef"/
or :s/.*/\='abc\^Mdef'/ where ^M was inserted with <C-V><CR>)
It now breaks the line.
What about backwards compatibility?
I had a script dealing with conversion of binary data, it's (most
probably) broken now.
I also see updates for other scripts due to this patch, e.g.
Vimscript #162, auctex.vim, v2.2.1 -> v2.2.2
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Andy
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