If the string you want to search and replace contains a $, it seems there is currently no way to use ssr.nvim since $ is interpreted as a special character. This makes working with languages that make heavy use of $ such as php and bash quite cumbersome.
Perhaps we could implement some basic escape sequence, like \$? (\\ for literal backslash)
If the string you want to search and replace contains a
$, it seems there is currently no way to usessr.nvimsince$is interpreted as a special character. This makes working with languages that make heavy use of$such as php and bash quite cumbersome.Perhaps we could implement some basic escape sequence, like
\$? (\\for literal backslash)