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Unexpected substitution behavior
why just one instance of the command don't work?
Obviously, the string is parsed as (12)(34)(56)(78)(91)0 --> 1,2 3,4 5,6 7,8 9,1 0
A possible solution is s/\d\d\@=/\0,/g. See :h /\@=.
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What is the difference between <C-V>x and \x?
Where does this extra byte prefix come from?
literal holds an UTF-8 encoded string. <80> is encoded in two bytes according to UTF-8 standard specification.
Here bold bits are used by UTF-8 decod …
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Insert text in the middle of a string vimscript
in the middle of the outputted path
That depends upon what you think as "a middle". But, in general, you can simply repeat ":h" a few times. For example,
let realfile = expand('%:p')
let depth = …
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