Without the mod_tempfname.py, space characters are converted to
underlines. This avoids the problem but does not fix it.
The mod_tempfname.py creates a file name that is identical to the
header text except for characters that are not supported in file names
by Windows. Spaces are supported.
I suspect the latest problem is due to your change from:
data = ["subprocess.Popen",vim_exe + " --servername LEO --remote" +
useTabs + "-silent " + Lnum, None]
to:
data = ("subprocess.Popen", '"%s" --servername LEO --remote%s-silent
%s' % (vim_exe, useTabs, Lnum), None)
I tried to baseline my testing by reapplying the following original
working call but it no longer works in combination with the
mod_tempfname.py plugin.
data = "subprocess.Popen",[vim_exe, "--servername", "LEO", "--remote"
+ useTabs + "-silent", Lnum], None
I can't find a reason for this and I can't spend anymore time on
this. I've decided to revert back to a version from June and get back
to my project work.
TL
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