On 02/11/12 01:07, Axel wrote:
Steps:
1) md c#
2) cd c#
3) gvim --remote-silent test.cs
GVim starts up and displays "E194: No alternate filename to substitute for '#'".
GVim 7.3.712 on Windows 7 (64-bit).
The error doesn't show up if --remote-silent is omitted.
When using the |clientserver| feature, the client (the Vim instance
which gets the command-line arguments and passes them to the server)
doesn't know the server's PWD so it has to pass an absolute path. Try
passing "../c#/test.cs" with the quotes. On Windows you might also try
"..\c#\test.cs". If neither of these work, try adding a backslash before
the #: "../c\#/test.cs" or maybe with single quotes: '../c\#/test.cs'.
Bram, what do you think? Bug or feature?
Best regards,
Tony.
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