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I use the following Vim macro a lot (it puts the current line inside XML tags):
I<e>^[A</e>
So I saved it into my .vimrc
let @e='I<e>^[A</e>'
But it does not work.
The ^[ part means “Escape” but it is not understood as such in .vimrc
How can I save this macro, or any macro that contains “Escape” ?
Try entering the escape with
<Ctrl-v><Esc>in insert mode.See
:help i_CTRL-Vin vim.