[vim/vim] runtime(doc): Docs should use use "regexp" not "regex" (PR #21153)
dkearns
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Commit Summary
- 22df4a9 runtime(doc): Docs should use use "regexp" not "regex"
File Changes
(6 files)
- M runtime/doc/helphelp.txt (6)
- M runtime/doc/insert.txt (6)
- M runtime/doc/options.txt (4)
- M runtime/doc/pattern.txt (6)
- M runtime/doc/todo.txt (10)
- M runtime/doc/usr_02.txt (4)
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Christian Brabandt
chrisbra left a comment (vim/vim#21153)okay, it seems regexp is more commonly used through the documentation than regex. Fine, although personally I prefer regex over regexp, but 🤷
Makes me wonder, do we need to blacklist certain terms for the documentation? Something that we can add to the test_codestyle?
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dkearns
dkearns left a comment (vim/vim#21153)In the help content it was about 10 to 1 and all the related tags and options (e.g., 'regexpengine') use it.
I can add something to test_codestyle if you like but we'd also have to maintain exception lists as we do for whitespace because some uses of "regex" are external references.
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