Yasuhiro Matsumoto wrote:
> job_start quote with double-quote even though no needed.
>
> job_start("cmd", "/c", "dir *.c")
>
> This should be
>
> cmd /c "dir *.c"
>
> But
>
> "cmd" "/c" "dir *.c"
>
> All arguments are quoted.
Thanks. It's probably good enough for now, but please have a look at
all the escaping going on in mch_call_shell() in os_win32.c. We
probably need to refactor the code and merge the system() stuff with
starting a job. Essentially it does the same thing, except that
system() also redirects stdin/stdout and waits for the command to
finish.
I also want to be able to run a command in a separate window soon.
Perhaps vimrun.exe can be used? It doesn't do redirection though.
Perhaps the code in mch_system_classic() works better.
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