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If the line in the nvim buffer looks like, for example,
s = "a \"quoted thing\" inside a quote"
then, upon sending it to the runner with the KittySendLines command, I see
s = "a "quoted thing" inside a quote"
in the runner.
In other words, the backslash escape character has been interpreted when I would like it to be copied literally. The same behavior occurs with other escaped characters such as \r and \t: newlines and tabs appear instead of what was literally in the nvim buffer. Is there a setting or some way of avoiding this?
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Thanks a lot for this report and sorry it's taken me so long to get to it! I feel like this should work as we've got a function to escape escape characters for exactly this reason. I'll try get to the bottom of it!
If the line in the nvim buffer looks like, for example,
s = "a \"quoted thing\" inside a quote"
then, upon sending it to the runner with the KittySendLines command, I see
s = "a "quoted thing" inside a quote"
in the runner.
In other words, the backslash escape character has been interpreted when I would like it to be copied literally. The same behavior occurs with other escaped characters such as
\r
and\t
: newlines and tabs appear instead of what was literally in the nvim buffer. Is there a setting or some way of avoiding this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: