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On Windows if shell is set to bash (e.g., when using Cygwin), the custom nobbling of shellslash in s:SafeShellEscape actually breaks things, and you get E484 errors trying to use the temp file.

I've patched mine to not perform the nobble if shell is set to a shell-like filename:

if ( has("win32") || has("win64") ) && &shell !~? "sh$"

You could arguably do the opposite check against cmd.

I've got a utf-16 xml file that doesn't have a BOM. It looks like AutoFenc can't recognise this - the search for the <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16" snippet always fails. Can vim search for this text in a utf-16 file that's being displayed as utf-8?

That would be great if it printed such a message.

Comment regexp does not work correctly for comments in Windows Batch files (file extensions .bat and .cmd). Comments starts with keyword rem. If keyword rem starts at beginning of line, the regexp does not work. If I add a space in front of it, it works as expected, but looks ugly.

The comment regexp is too complicated for me, so I am not able to parse it my self, so I am sorry for not providing you with pull request.

This does not work:

rem vim: fileencoding=cp852

This works:

 rem vim: fileencoding=cp852