The behaviour is correct. :help /\]
scroll down a little and you see the list of 'magic' things that are supported inside [].
Ben. On 5/08/10 9:36 AM, Bee wrote:
[^\s]\+ not same as [^\t ]\+ vim 7.2.446 MacOS terminal [^\s]\+ matches everything except "\" and "s" Might make sense if "\s" was not special (?magic) I would think it should match all non-whitespace I tried the following thinking it was my .vimrc, but same result. vim -N -i NONE -u NONE I have not found any reference that "\s" cannot be used within [...] similar to "\t" Is this a bug? or feature? -Bill
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