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I am using smart-operator for Python programming, and I like to use it. However I have also found it annoying for inputting:

  1. regular expressions like .*
  2. equals (=) in an function.

I would like to disable it by a prefix shortcut, is there any way to do this?

Greenonline
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You can always type characters literally by hitting C-q first.

  1. C-q . will type a dot, wherever you are.
  2. C-q = will always insert a =.
Malabarba
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