Hi all:
When using :Subvert
<http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1545>, how can I
substitute with comma and curly braces?
For example, I'd like to substitute the following with one shot:
"„" → ",,"
"…" → "\dots{}"
However, Subvert does not work:
:%Subvert /{„,…}/{,,,\dots{}}
^^ ^^
The issue is that :Subvert requires a comma separated list. Furthermore,
the curly braces have a different meaning. Escaping those characters
with backslash does not work; wrapping them into quotation marks does
not work either.
Is this possible at all with Subvert?
Best,
Claus
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