ZyX wrote:
> String with byte "\x85" matches '[\u0085]', while "\u0085" is actually a
> "\xC2\x85". Tested on vim-7.3 from Gentoo repositories and vim revision
> fae782ef63dd. Test command:
> vim -u NONE --cmd 'set encoding=utf-8' \
> -c 'echo "\x85"=~#''[\u0085]''' \
> -c 'qa!'
> should echo 0, but echoes 1.
Strange, without the [] it works OK.
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