If I have an escaped character inside a string, like \x0d\x0a or \x0, it looks like the plugin (but not Rufo itself) is replacing this with literal characters. Running :%!rufo doesn't show this behavior, but with the plugin installed, running :Rufo does. Not sure why or what the issue is, but in the case of the literal CRLF getting replaced, this has caused me some problems because I mean that exact sequence when I specify it, but on MacOS it will replace it with a Unix newline, and this causes an error.
If I have an escaped character inside a string, like
\x0d\x0aor\x0, it looks like the plugin (but not Rufo itself) is replacing this with literal characters. Running:%!rufodoesn't show this behavior, but with the plugin installed, running:Rufodoes. Not sure why or what the issue is, but in the case of the literal CRLF getting replaced, this has caused me some problems because I mean that exact sequence when I specify it, but on MacOS it will replace it with a Unix newline, and this causes an error.