On 09/04/11 05:50, Rostyslaw Lewyckyj wrote:
KF wrote:
' is a normal command to jump to a mark where it was mark with m
command.
" is register selection for copying/moving/yanking text.
:help '
:help m
:help "
HTH.
KF
I suppose I should have asked
What is the difference between ' and ''
when used as a delimiter?
'xxx' vs "xxx"
But you have pointed up another set of overloading
on the meanings/uses of these characters.
:help expr-string
:help literal-string
Between double quotes, but not between single quotes, a backslash
followed by some letters has special meaning. Between single quotes, a
single quote is doubled(1), everything else is taken at face value.
(1) i.e., to represent the value
&é"'(§è
followed on the same line by a carriage return
use
"&é\"'(§è\r"
with double quotes, or
'&é"''(§è^M'
with single quotes (where ^M is one character, entered by Ctrl-V Enter)
HTH,
Tony.
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