On Sat, Apr 15, 2017 at 2:54 PM, BPJ <bpj@melroch.se> wrote:
> It seems that I at some point, or a default, has set s/// to automatically
> ignore differences in combining marks, which at the moment is a problem
> since I'm searching for the word "ánd", with a combining accent, in a text
> with English as metalanguage![^1] I've looked around in the help and in my
> .vimrc to no avail. I guess I could comment out every uncommented :set in my
> .vimrc until I hit the right one :-) but hopefully one of you can give me
> the right answer quicker than that!
see :help patterns-composing
\Z anywhere in a pattern makes the whole pattern insensitive to
combining characters
\%C makes the immediately preceding atom (usually a letter) match
regardless of combining characters
Note: á (small latin a with acute U+00E1), á (small latin a U+0061
combining acute U+0301) and of course а́ (small cyrillic a U+0430
combining acute U+0301) are all different, none of them matches either
of the other two.
Best regards,
Tony.
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