This problem occurs when encoding=euc-jp. See sepchr variable in
autoload/netrw.vim. <char-0xff> is used for separate character. But it
is not safe in euc-jp (and perhaps other multi-byte) encoding.
To reproduce:
set enc=euc-jp
" separator, used in netrw
let sepchr = "\<char-0xff>"
" put file entry
put='foo'
" insert sort priority
exe 's/^/001'.sepchr.'/'
" remove it
exe 's/^\d\{3}'.sepchr.'//e'
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