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-" Escape a text value for :execute-based :set inclusion in an option
-function! vimrc#EscapeSet(string) abort
-  return escape(a:string, '\ |"')
-endfunction
-
-" Escape a text value for inclusion as an element in a comma-separated list
-" option.  Yes, the comma being the sole inner escaped character here is
-" correct.  No, we shouldn't escape backslash itself.  Yes, that means it's
-" impossible to have the literal string '\,' in a part.
-function! vimrc#EscapeSetPart(string) abort
-  return vimrc#EscapeSet(escape(a:string, ','))
-endfunction
-
-" Expand the first path in an option string, check if it exists, and attempt
-" to create it if it doesn't.  Strip double-trailing-slash hints.
-function! vimrc#Establish(string) abort
-  let part = vimrc#SplitOption(a:string)[0]
-  let part = substitute(part, '//$', '', '')
-  let dirname = expand(part)
-  return isdirectory(dirname)
-        \ || mkdir(dirname, 'p')
-endfunction
-
-" Check that we have a plugin available, and will be loading it
-function! vimrc#PluginReady(filename) abort
-  return globpath(&runtimepath, 'plugin/'.a:filename.'.vim') !=# ''
-        \ && &loadplugins
-endfunction
-
-" Split a comma-separated option string into its constituent parts, imitating
-" copy_option_part() in the Vim sources.  This isn't perfect, but it should be
-" more than good enough.  A separator can be defined as: a comma that is not
-" preceded by a backslash, and which is followed by any number of spaces
-" and/or further commas.
-function! vimrc#SplitOption(string) abort
-  return split(a:string, '\\\@<!,[, ]*')
-endfunction
-
-" Convenience version function check that should work with 7.0 or newer;
-" takes strings like 7.3.251
-function! vimrc#Version(string) abort
-
-  " Test the version string and get submatches for each part
-  let match = matchlist(a:string, '^\(\d\+\)\.\(\d\+\)\.\(\d\+\)$')
-
-  " Throw toys if the string didn't match the expected format
-  if !len(match)
-    echoerr 'Invalid version string: '.a:string
-    return
-  endif
-
-  " Get the major, minor, and patch numbers from the submatches
-  let [major, minor, patch] = match[1:3]
-
-  " Create a string like 801 from a version number 8.1 to compare it to the
-  " v:version integer
-  let ver = major * 100 + minor
-
-  " Compare versions
-  return v:version > ver
-        \ || v:version == ver && has('patch'.patch)
-
-endfunction