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hmmm.
Technically everything is possible but... may I ask you how you are using these pipes in your code? |
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As I said, in a comment box - something like:
Though it is much bigger and contains a standard file header for our company. But I could also think of inserting code snippets that contains pipe characters.
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would this combinaction \| satisfy you if we expand it to | and do not use it as a marked location to put cursor to while without slash it will work the same?
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Yes, that would work.
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