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In ex_init() in ex.c, a backslash is added before spaces, % and #.
I have removed it as it prevents me from editing or viewing files containing these characters.
I have not encountered any issues so far.
Is there any particular purpose for doing this? It seems quite useless to me.
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You are correct. I think this is an oversight which is no longer necessary. Neatvi needs this code because they perform path expansion in the dedicated function, meanwhile I no longer do it on per function basis.
In ex_init() in ex.c, a backslash is added before spaces, % and #.
I have removed it as it prevents me from editing or viewing files containing these characters.
I have not encountered any issues so far.
Is there any particular purpose for doing this? It seems quite useless to me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: