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In C like languages, the compiler looks for the character after the "/" as a special
control character. Like "/n" is a newline. the "//" is how you get a "/" into your
code.
Has anyone tried something like a text object of "AB/nCD"?
will it look like AB/nCD or
AB
CD
???
Warp wrote:
> bob h <omn### [at] charter net> wrote:
> :> What I am wondering is if you can use whitespaces in the path (for
> :> example "c:\\My Documents\\picture.jpg").
>
> : Yes, I can use that, sure. Even as "c:\My Documents\picture.jpg".
>
> I asked it because I tried it and it didn't work.
> Perhaps I just mistyped something.
>
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