On Jun 14, 9:57 pm, [email protected] wrote:
> Thanks a lot...but it works only, if all "\" characters were removed
> from
>
> :let mystatusline="bla\ bla\ ...."
>
Note the SINGLE quotes in my example if you want to include an actual
'\' character in your statusline, or escape the '\' character inside
double quotes (e.g. "blah\\ blah\\ ..." or 'blah\ blah\ ...'). If you
DON'T want the actual backslash characters in the string, don't
include them at all. Expression syntax (for assigning a string to a
variable) is very different from :set syntax (for setting the value of
an option) even though you can also use :let on options.
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