On 2014-09-22 02:10, Philip Rhoades wrote:
> OK, I can get that manual method to work, but I still want to know
> what was wrong with the original complex let statement:
>
> :let @/ = '\<\%(' . @a, '\.[*') . '\)\>'
>
> - this works:
>
> :let @/ = '\<\%(' . @a . '\)\>'
>
> - what was the extra:
>
> ", '\.[*')"
>
> supposed to do?
Doh! I see...I'd originally used the escape() function but realized
I was escaping the "\" characters that I still needed. So I removed
the function opening but accidentally failed to remove the closing
second-half of the call. So sorry for the confusion.
-tim
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