glts wrote: > With 'regexpengine' set to 0 or 2, ":h \^x" displays this error message: > > INTERNAL: Unknown character class char: 67 > E149: Sorry, no help for \^x > > With 'regexpengine' set to 1 (also before the new regexp engine was > introduced), the error message is: > > E63: invalid use of \_ > E149: Sorry, no help for \^x > > Any character substituted for "x" triggers this error. This is Vim 7.4a. > > I discovered this when trying to look up ":h i_CTRL-\_CTRL-O" in the > short format ":h i^\^o". Presumably this has never worked. It is > possible to look up ":h i^\" though.
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