Does anyone know how to include a pound-sign (#) in filter command arguments?
Vim seems to replace # with the name of the file being edited, and I want to
pass it through literally.
Quoting it as "#" or '#' does not seem to help (it is still replaced by the
file name),
and \# (backslash pound) results in a shell syntax error.
I want to re-format block comments in shell scripts using the 'fmt' command.
The "#" at the start of each line means that the command should be
<first>,<last>! fmt -p #
Thanks for any help...
-Jim
P.S. I'm using vim 7.1 in ubuntu 8.10
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