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For example, `:s;abc/xyz;replacement;` would only highlight the `abc` part of the search term, since vim would think the '/' was the search delimiter.
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Interesting, looks like I was bit a overzealous with one of my changes |
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Problem: Highlighting for :s wrong when using different separator.
Solution: Use separat argument for search direction and separator. (Rob
Pilling, closes vim/vim#5665)
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…parator (#14286) Problem: Highlighting for :s wrong when using different separator. Solution: Use separat argument for search direction and separator. (Rob Pilling, closes vim/vim#5665) vim/vim@c036e87
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For example,
:s;abc/xyz;replacement;would only highlight theabcpart of the search term, since Vim would think the/was the search delimiter, not part of the pattern, and stop the highlighting there.We now handle both
dirc- the direction in which to search, and the delimiter, which may or may not be/or?. This is used whendo_search()is deciding on the current search pattern to look for.