Am 15.02.2012 13:42, schrieb mattn:
Patch:
shellcmdflag: /c (not sure if `/s /c' would make a difference,
I'd expect `/c' to always remove outer quotes)
shellxquote: "(
or maybe:
shellxquote: "(,)" (new syntax!)
Yeah, this works now (also did without patch 7.3.443):
user executes :!echo a& echo b
I tried following.
C:\>copy c:\vim\vim.exe "my editor.exe"
C:\>cmd /c ("my editor.exe" "my filea.txt" a& dir)
I thought your suggestion was
C:\>cmd /c "("my editor.exe" "my filea.txt" a & dir)"
This works here.
# This is meaning that editing two files. If the editor exit, do dir. But...
C:\>cmd /s /c ("my editor.exe" "my filea.txt" a& dir)
'dir)' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
he, and (side note) the include-trailing-`)' bug is not specific to `echo' then.
Thus, I guess "/s" is needed.
C:\>cmd /s /c "("my editor.exe" "my filea.txt" a& dir)"
ah, you now add quotes. but for me this also works without /s .
This is working well. :)
Thanks.
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Andy
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