Den 15 apr 2017 23:11 skrev "Tony Mechelynck" <antoine.mechelynck@gmail.com>:
On Sat, Apr 15, 2017 at 2:54 PM, BPJ <bpj@melroch.se> wrote:see :help patterns-composing
> 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!
\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.
I'm aware of that. My problem is that "\<ánd\>" (with U+0061 + U+0301) also matches "and" without U+0301 without there being any explicit \Z in the pattern. I solved the task at hand by converting the files to NFC, doing the substitution on that and then converted the file back to NFD, but the behavior is strange and annoying.
/bpj
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