Re: can I set a variable to store the file path in the vimrc and open the specific file in the command line like :e $myfile

Den 2016-03-09 kl. 15:33, skrev Nikolay Aleksandrovich Pavlov:
> Unlike your variant which does not allow a huge number of characters
> including spaces and `[]` which are not uncommon,

Square brackets in filenames is common?
Where did "ASCII alphanumerics, hyphen, underscore and period" go?
I do often get files which originate on some non-utf-8 system
(guess which!) containing what to their greator was things like "å
ä ö", which reminds me to stick to filenames which are unlikely to
get mangled when traveling.

(And yes I do have files containing text in non-latin scripts --
quite a lot of them in fact -- but I stick to safe filenames.)

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