On Tue, Jan 15, 2008 at 13:08:01 +0000, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
>
> Dasn wrote:
> > On 14/01/08 21:49 +0100, Adri Verhoef wrote:
> >>> Please try it out and let me know if there are any new problems.
> >> I tried it out and found a problem. This is my directory structure:
> >>
> >> a'b/
> >> DS=70
> >> DS 70
> >> DS=D66 + S70
> >>
> >> There is a directory "a'b" and it contains three files.
> >> The first filename ("DS=70") doesn't contain any spaces, the other two do.
> >>
> >> Now I start Vim. At first, I'm inputting ":n a" followed by a TAB.
> >> The screen will display ":n a\'b/", which is correct. Then I type a TAB
> >> again
> >> and again and again.
> >> $ vim
> >> :n a<TAB>
> >> :n a\'b/
> >>
> >> :n a\'b/<TAB><TAB><TAB>
> >> :n a\'b/DS=70
> >> :n a\'b/DS=70
> >> :n a\'b/DS=70
> >> (Nothing happens, only one filename matches)
[snip]
> >> Adri (Vim 7.1 + patches 1-200 plus Bram's "Patch for Unix filename
> >> expansion")
> >>
> >
> > I can't reproduce this with 1-229. Patch 223 has been released, have a
> > try?
> >
>
> There were two successive versions of Bram's patch in this thread (the second
> version replacing only part of the first), and both have been released since
> then. If Adri was using the first version, and it was corrected by the second
> one, that would explain it.
Bram's "Patch for Unix filename expansion" is in fact patches 7.1.223 + 7.1.226.
My shell is Bash on Fedora 7. (se sh=/bin/sh)
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 801504 2007-11-26 16:03 /bin/bash
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 2008-01-14 08:58 /bin/sh -> bash
Anyway, I tried reversing Bram's "Patch for Unix filename expansion", then
apply #223, yet it fails to see the filenames containing a space character.
This time I tried this directory structure:
b'c/file001
b'c/file 01
b'c/file 1
Three files, one with one space in its name, one with two spaces in its name
(between 'e' and '1'). Typing:
:n b\'c/*<TAB><TAB> or :n b\'c/<TAB><TAB> (without the asterisk)
only shows one filename: file001
My next try was to put only one file in a directory called "c'd", like so:
$ mkdir c\'d
$ touch c\'d/one\ space
$ src/vim
:n c\'d/<TAB><TAB>
(This just beeps at me. No filename matching.)
One other try then, without the apostrophe to ensure that we don't need a
backslash at first (for locating the directory).
$ mkdir de
$ touch de/sp\ a\ ce
$ src/vim
:n de/*<TAB><CR>
"de/sp a ce" 0L, 0C
(Result: OK!)
OK, then back to directory "c'd" which contains the filename "one space".
$ src/vim
:n c\'d/*
"c'd/one" 0L, 0C
:arg
[c'd/one] space
So this is where something goes wrong, if anyone can follow me.
With patches 7.1.0-200 + 7.1.223 + 7.1.226.
Adri
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