Ben Schmidt wrote:
The only thing that requires a little care (IIUC) is to make sure that if
the
tilde is followed by a backslash, the latter is a true backslash and not
an
escaper backslash for something else than a backslash: in ~\foo, ~ means
$HOME while in ~\ foo it doesn't, and
: problems with filename contains '~' in file-marks
Ben Schmidt wrote:
The only thing that requires a little care (IIUC) is to make sure
that if the
tilde is followed by a backslash, the latter is a true backslash
and not an
escaper backslash for something else than a backslash: in ~\foo, ~
means
$HOME
Bill McCarthy wrote:
On Sun 23-Sep-07 8:34pm -0600, Dasn wrote:
I've posted on vim_use some days before:
$ vim -c q 'foo ~ foo'
$ vim -c normal '0
E20: Mark not set
Filename contains '~' character which is around with path separators
(i.e. ' ' and ',') has such problem.
And the patch:
Bill McCarthy wrote:
On Sun 23-Sep-07 8:34pm -0600, Dasn wrote:
I've posted on vim_use some days before:
$ vim -c q 'foo ~ foo'
$ vim -c normal '0
E20: Mark not set
Filename contains '~' character which is around with path separators
(i.e. ' ' and ',') has such problem.
And
On Tue 25-Sep-07 5:46am -0600, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Bill McCarthy wrote:
On Sun 23-Sep-07 8:34pm -0600, Dasn wrote:
I've posted on vim_use some days before:
$ vim -c q 'foo ~ foo'
$ vim -c normal '0
E20: Mark not set
Filename contains '~' character which is around with path
Ben Schmidt wrote:
Maybe expand it only if the file name starts with tilde + path separator?
(IIRC, ~user is not expanded on Windows).
Though it could be handy if it were in a few circumstances.
Don't know how easy or otherwise it would be to implement it, though.
The only thing that
The only thing that requires a little care (IIUC) is to make sure that if the
tilde is followed by a backslash, the latter is a true backslash and not an
escaper backslash for something else than a backslash: in ~\foo, ~ means
$HOME while in ~\ foo it doesn't, and the filename is ~ foo.
On 24/09/07 09:34 +0800, Dasn wrote:
Hi, guys.
I've posted on vim_use some days before:
$ vim -c q 'foo ~ foo'
$ vim -c normal '0
E20: Mark not set
Filename contains '~' character which is around with path separators
(i.e. ' ' and ',') has such problem.
And the patch:
Index: mark.c
On Sun 23-Sep-07 8:34pm -0600, Dasn wrote:
I've posted on vim_use some days before:
$ vim -c q 'foo ~ foo'
$ vim -c normal '0
E20: Mark not set
Filename contains '~' character which is around with path separators
(i.e. ' ' and ',') has such problem.
And the patch:
Index: mark.c
With
