Jo Henke

Considering the following example from the manual: ``` {} socket "httpbin.org" 80 connect :cli cli "GET /uuid HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: httpbin.org\r\n\r\n" send cli recv-line puts :line (line "\\}" match? not) ( cli...

With `.`, Kakoune matches newlines by default. Therefore `\N` comes in very handy, as it is quicker to type than the commonly used patterns `(?S).` and `[^\n]`. `\n` is to...