Jürgen Krämer wrote:
why? AFAIU "\<Plug>" is equivalent to '<Plug>' and this is a valid pattern.
Double quoted strings in Vimscript can contain "special keys" like \<CR>
which define special key mappings, see :help expr-quote. You can try it
yourself:
:echo "\<Plug>"
<80><fd>S
:echo '\<Plug>'
\<Plug>
What Bram is talking about is that the result of "\<Plug>" isn't a valid
regular expression because of the embedded special key.
- Peter Odding
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