Re: trouble with pattern, character collections

Hi Bram,

thanks for joining the discussion and participating.

echo len(nr2char(0))
returns 0, where is the 0 char stored as \n ..
So please take care about the use case: I'm not talking about buffers,
I'm talking about matchstr, substitute etc and viml strings.

I'm aware that both should be tested and documented which becomes clear
reading my later summary.

Anyway [^\n] matching \n is a very very unexpected behaviour.
Having \_[ syntax doesn't make sense, either. Because [\n] works and is
standard. And this should be visible in docs.

Marc Weber

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