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Using SLIMV for Lisp code, how do I insert one without disconnecting paredit.vim?

I need to write the following line of code:

((eq item #\") (do-this...))

But every time I type "I get", I read the paredit.vim doc file, but did not understand how to insert one character of a pair (whether ", (or]), and whether it makes paredit break for this function. Any expert have a way around this?

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I am the author of Slim. I fixed this problem, so after \ "the character does not double. Extract the latest version of paredit.vim from the Slimv repository: https://bitbucket.org/kovisoft/slimv/

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Enter ,( to switch paredit mode to SLIMV before entering the character. Source: slimv.vim ,

Similarly in emacs, where you can use Cq followed by a character to insert one character of a pair literally without activating the paredit key to which it is bound. Source: emacswiki .

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