call s:foo_func("\%(foo\)")
call s:foo_func('\%(foo\)')
When type "vi(" on '%' in above, it should select like below.
http://go-gyazo.appspot.com/ce98f67480ace7b0.png
but not selected in latest of vim. And when type "vi(" on 'f', it should not
select anything because it contains "\%()".
This behavior caused that the string is quoted by single-quote. I'm thinking
vim have better to handle single-quote and double-quote for text-object on
string literals.
https://gist.github.com/mattn/5f388e4fdba9a69a49a2
This patch handle single quote as same as double quote for text-object on
string literals.
How do you think?
- mattn
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