Re: :%s//\=@o/gce ignores c flag in key mapping

On Friday, November 14, 2014 4:02:55 PM UTC-8, porphyry5 wrote:
> In a key mapping I use the command ':%s//\=@o/gce'.
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> The command executes as expected except that it behaves as if the c flag were not set.  Is this flag unavailable in a key mapping, or is there some other option that needs to be set for it to work.  It works as expected at the command line.
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> Graham Lawrence

This is the mapping concerned:
"map ,, /@@<CR>"myWcwqq<Esc>h"oywxx"nywma:let @/=@m<CR>:%s//\=@n/ge<CR>:let @/=@n<CR>:%s//\=@o/gce<CR>`ay2h`a:if @" != 'qq'<CR>:norm "Zyw<CR>:en<CR><CR>

The input file it processes has certain words flagged with a leading '@@' to indicate a possible error that can only be resolved by inspection. The mapping strips the leading @@ from all occurrences of the current word with the first :%s, then runs the second :%s with the c flag to allow the user to respond either 'a' or 'q' depending on whether the word is actually an error, or should be added to the reference word list.

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