Closed jedahan closed 5 years ago
Hi @jedahan, thanks for the PR. I've waited for more than 3 weeks and there's no other people providing a different way, so I'm taking this.
FYI, \sed
will only escape aliased functions, but not shell functions (which some plugins do). To do both, you can change it to command sed
.
Refined it, thank you @jrwrigh !
I use
alias sed=sd
. This ensures we use the regular sed. There might be a better way to do this, perhapsbuiltin sed
instead of\sed