Re: Can the "<" char be escaped with a backslash in Vim keymaps?

On 15.12.14 12:09, BPJ wrote:
> The reason I'm asking is that I'm writing something which parses
> keymaps and turns them into another something which a third something
> can use to transliterate strings.

Is your task amenable to using simple methods? E.g.:

$ echo Ewokhbhs laoohmf rsqhmfr akrn vnqj | tr "[a-y]" "[b-z]"

In Vim it is so quick and easy to run a line or paragraph through an
external filter, to be replaced with the filter's output. What could be
niftier.

Erik

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