>> Something like (untested):
>>
>> if has('win32') && (v:version<7.3 || v:version==7.3 && !has('patch450')) &&
>> &shell=~cmd
>> let s:shxq_sav = &shellxquote
>> set shellxquote="
>
> Space, backslash and double-quote need backslash-escaping when used in a :set
> statement, see :help option-backslash
>
> Use
> set shellxquote=\"
> to set 'shellxquote' to just a double-quote character. Or else, use
> let &shellxquote = '"'
>
>> endif
>> !"c:\program files (x86)\xyz\xyz.exe" "arg1 with spaces" "arg 2 with spaces"
>> if exists('s:shxq_sav')
>> let &shellxquote = s:shxq_sav
>> unlet s:shxq_sav
>> endif
>>
Thank you all for your help. Of course you have double escape stuff when using
cmd.exe twice, I missed that. By the way, here is a code snippet tested on
Win32 based on your notes:
if has('win32') && (v:version<703 || (v:version==703 && !has('patch450')))
&& &shell=~'cmd'
let s:shxq_sav = &shellxquote
set shellxquote=\"
endif
silent! exe 'noautocmd r!'.a:cmdline
if exists('s:shxq_sav')
let &shellxquote = s:shxq_sav
unlet s:shxq_sav
endif
Best regards,
Jan
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