Yukihiro Nakadaira wrote:
> :cd doesn't work properly under directory which contains wildcard character.
>
> Steps to reproduce:
>
> on linux
>
> $ mkdir -p '[z-a]/xxx'
> $ cd '[z-a]'
> $ vim -u NONE
> :cd xxx
> E16: Invalid range <- error for [z-a]
> E344: Can't find directory "xxx" in cdpath
> E472: Command failed
>
>
> $ mkdir -p '**/xxx/yyy'
> $ cd '**'
> $ vim -u NONE
> :cd yyy
> /tmp/**/xxx/yyy <- cd succeeded
And:
> And same problem is on finddir().
>
> $ mkdir -p '[z-a]/xxx'
> $ cd '[z-a]'
> $ vim -u NONE
> :echo finddir('xxx')
> E16: Invalid range <- error for [z-a]
Another problem in find_file_in_path.
I'll make a patch to work around it.
The second problem will persist, it's very hard knowing that the "**"
part should not be expanded. Requires a full rewrite of the
find_file_in_path code.
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