Hi,
I'm trying to understand certain expressions in a script. But I can't
find out what the function/meaning is of a 'greater-then' character in
an expression.
So in the expression below, what does the > char do/mean? In other words
: What happens when I leaf it out?
let g:ruby_simplefold_nestable_start_expr =
\ '\v^\s*(def>|if>|unless>|while>.*(<do>)?|' .
\ 'until>.*(<do>)?|case>|for>|begin>)' .
\ '|^[^#]*.*<do>\s*(\|.*\|)?'
Rgds,
Jeri
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