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":set urloperator=" will turn off splitting
used to go into infinite loop
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@@ -625,7 +625,12 @@ const util = { //{{{
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*/
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stringToURLArray: function stringToURLArray(str)
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{
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let urls = util.splitLiteral(str, RegExp("\\s*" + options["urlseparator"] + "\\s*"));
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let urls;
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if (options["urlseparator"])
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urls = util.splitLiteral(str, RegExp("\\s*" + options["urlseparator"] + "\\s*"));
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else
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urls = [str]
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return urls.map(function (url) {
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try
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@@ -759,7 +759,8 @@ Set the separator regex used to separate multiple URL args. Multiple arguments
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can be specified for [c]:open[c], and similar commands, using this regex as
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the separator. Using whitespace alone is not generally useful since it is often
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contained in a single argument. E.g. [c]:open linus torvalds[c] should perform
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a single search for the key words "linus" and "torvalds"
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a single search for the key words "linus" and "torvalds". If this is set to the
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empty string then these arguments will never be split.
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