The pseudovariable '=' doesn't seem to work any longer. '+' does work. Both have help pages. What's their status?
Both have been deprecated for the past three or four versions. %= was removed a couple of years ago because of compatibility issues.
Interesting! I do not have that checked (I never use them). Yet Code: v:\> echo foo %+ echo bar foo bar And I see (the expected?) Code: v:\> echo %=foo %=foo Enabling their expansion has no effect on the %+ behavior mentioned above, but gives this. That first character is the character I see if I "ECHO %@CHAR[12]". All this was with v20.
Note: that character in my last example might be a translation. If I select/copy in the console, and paste here, we see: Code: v:\> echo %=foo ♀oo
Pseudovariables have been deprecated for three years and are officially unsupported in v20. They might still appear to work in a few cases, but that could change at any time.
