ZyX wrote:
> Consider the following script:
>
> mkdir a
> ln -s a b
> vim -u NONE -c 'call writefile([resolve("./b"),resolve("./b/")],
> "t.out")' \
> -c 'qa!'
>
> Expected output: two lines containing «./a» and «./a/» in t.out file
> (according to the help, resolve() keeps trailing path separator).
> Real output: lines «./a» and «./b/» in t.out.
>
> Tested on vim-7.3.102 from Gentoo repos and vim-7.3.119 (mercurial revision
> 77f3dd990b12).
I can reproduce it.
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