Hi list!
I'm currently playing around with the new channel support and came across
something I do not fully understand. Playing around with the demoserver.py I
tried to send a command to my vim-instance via feedkeys. The original command
was:
:call feedkeys("ggOHello, world!\e")
>From within vim this works. I tried to enter it in the server stdin as:
["ex", "..."]
and had to fight with the nested quotes. The special character "\e" is only
accepted within double-quotes. So I tried to include the whole call-command in
single quotes which is not accepted by the default handler leaving me with
["ex", 'call feedkeys("ggOHello, world!\e")']
> Decoding failed - discarding input
in the ch_log. A working version is
["ex", "call feedkeys(\"ggOHello, world!\\e\")"]
with a lot of escapes. I do not understand why the first solution does not work.
Tanks
Jan
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