Hi,
I'm reading some vim script.
I was wondering about the following
It says
let g:expression =
\ <all kind of code, ending with a dot> .
\ <more code ending with a dot> .
\ <even more code NOT ending with a dot>
Question 1: Is this \ a 'line-continuation' character? In other words
should it be read as one line?
Question 2: And what is the function of the dot?
To give an example:
let g:jeri =
\'\v(^\s*(def|class|module|attr_reader|attr_accessor|alias_method|' .
\ 'attr|module_function' . ')\s' .
\ '|\v^\s*(public|private|protected)>' .
\ ^\s*\w+attr_(reader|accessor)\s|^\s*[#%"0-9]{0,4}\s*\{\{\{[^{])' .
\ '|^\s*[A-Z]\w+\s*\=[^=]|^__END__$'
Rgds
Jeri
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