Regexp-quote strings of avy-goto-char* functions. #3
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Before this commit, avy-goto-char with char ^ would inf-loop because the resulting string "^" is treated as a regular expressions. However, with the avy-goto-char* function, the char should be treated literally. For example, in Clojure ^:foo is treated as metadata annotation and thus ^ is a likely jump target.
avy-goto-subword-0's regexp requires that case-fold-search is nil, so let-bind it.
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The second commit fixes avy-goto-subword-0 which relies on case-fold-search being nil. |
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Before this commit, avy-goto-char with char ^ would inf-loop because the
resulting string "^" is treated as a regular expressions. However, with
the avy-goto-char* function, the char should be treated literally. For
example, in Clojure ^:foo is treated as metadata annotation and thus ^
is a likely jump target.