Vsvim: Parse error on "let @g='/}^M'" vimrc
There is an error when trying to parse macro's in .vimrc containing newline characters. (Specifically the special newline character made from CTRL+V CTRL+M)
My .vimrc contains this:
let @g='/}^M'
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DanielKeogh
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This is a form of let I haven't added support or yet. I'll look into adding it.
jaredpar
on 11 May 2016
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Control characters (especially ^M) are problematic for VsVim and many other editors. Vim supports a syntax to avoid having to include them in the .vimrc file:
let @g="/}\<CR>"
which works in both vim and VsVim.
ricksladkey
on 6 Aug 2018
Closing because there is a suitable workaround.
ricksladkey
on 12 May 2019
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This is a form of
letI haven't added support or yet. I'll look into adding it.