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turn \ into a prepended escape character like <space> #165
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Not thoroughly battle-tested to say the least. |
This can't be right. |
Ok, I adjusted it but am at loss if this covers
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To my delight, even though the codebase is inscrutable to me, |
@tpope anything to remedy for this pull request being merged? |
@tpope Sorry for the bugging, but is there anything that has yet to be fixed? |
You can start by following the contribution guidelines mentioned in the README. |
I did and the Comitt Message Shows. So please speak out. |
The subject line isn't capitalized and the body isn't wrapped to 72 characters. |
Turn \ into an additional escape character which precedes the surrround character that follows \. For example ysiw\B with the cursor at word gives \{word\}. That is, \ is analogous to <space>. This is useful in LaTeX where some surround characters such as {} must be escaped to be displayed, and \( \) and \[ \] are used to display math.
Thanks for clearing that up. It's all done now. |
Unfortunately this patch doesn't apply the backslash properly on the left side, I end up with I've created a pull request #225 to fix this, plus added support for deleting and changing backslash escaped characters |
Great, thanks! |
See #164 (comment)
turn \ into an additional escape character which precedes the surrround character that follows .
For example ysiw\B with the cursor at word gives {word}. That is, \ is analogous to .
This is useful in LaTeX where some surround characters such as {} must be escaped to be displayed.