Pavol Juhas wrote:
> I have noticed that vim can do expansion of named directories that are
> defined in zsh, but this expansion fails if the resulting path
> contains spaces. This can be tested by creating a new directory
> "$HOME/a b" and adding the following line to ~/.zshenv
>
> hash -d abc="$HOME/a b"
>
> When vim is started as "SHELL=/bin/zsh vim"
>
> :echo expand('~abc')
>
> produces
>
> /home/user/a
> b
>
> Vim expands ~abc by running "print -N ~abc > tmpfile" in the shell
> (which writes NUL to the end of tmpfile), but when checking for
> separator, it would not detect NUL at the last position. The attached
> patch seems to fix that.
Thanks, I'll include the patch.
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