Hello Vim developers,
I just noticed a regression when using a custom command's complete
function that is file-based. When I do :echo glob('dir/*/'), I expect
the result to only include directories, because of the trailing "/" path
separator (same when using "\" btw.), but in recent Windows builds, it
also includes *all files*. For example, from the Vim repository root dir,
I get:
,----[ bad ]----
| src\arabic.c\
| src\arabic.h\
| src\ascii.h\
| src\auto\
| src\bigvim.bat\
| ...
`----
instead of
,----[ good ]----
| src\auto\
| ...
`----
With this command:
src\vim.exe -N -u NONE -c "if len(glob('src/*/',0,1)) > 20 | cquit | else |
quit | endif"
I've bisected this problem to the following patch:
,----[ bad change ]----
| 7.3.1182 'backupcopy' default on MS-Windows does not work for links
`----
I still see this in the latest 7.4.295 (HUGE build, using Make_mvc.mak
with the Windows SDK 7.1 compiler) on Windows/x64. No problems on Linux.
-- regards, ingo
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