Carlo Teubner wrote:
> I saw this as an entry in todo.txt. E.g. pattern.txt line 1056 has a
> line
>
> \n line break, see above |/[\n]|
>
> When you position the cursor within the |/[\n]| and press CTRL-] to
> jump to the help topic, it jumps to the wrong one: /\\ instead of /
> [\n]. It turns out this is because the CTRL-] is translated internally
> into ":he! /\[\\n]", i.e. with [ and \ escaped. This escaping is
> wrong: while :help does support wildcard characters, it handles
> escaping of characters that were probably meant literally itself; so
> ":help /[\n]" works correctly.
Thanks!
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