On Mar 31, 11:14 am, Charles Campbell <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Edward Beach wrote:
> > O
> > Thanks for the reply Chip,
>
> > You're right.  My problem is that I have shellslash enabled on a win32
> > build. Unfortunately setting the shellquote to " doesn't seem to
> > help.  Shellescape ignores the " and uses the ' regardless; it's only
> > when I disable shellslash that shellescape uses ".  So am I misusing
> > the shellslash setting?
>
> > As an aside...
> > :set shq='"' results in shellquote='
> > :set shq=\" resullts in shellquote="
>
> Sorry about the "'" and '"' stuff -- you're right.
>
> The help on 'shellslash' does mention that, when set, vim is expecting a
> unix-like shell
> (example: bash).  You probably shouldn't be using that option if you've
> got command.com or
> cmd.exe providing your shell services.
>
> Regards,
> Chip Campbell

Actually I think I spoke too soon... I didn't notice before because
the error message gets cleared from view but when I disable shellslash
I get the follow errors on the AutoInstall...

considering <"AutoInstall: Decho.vim> scriptid=120 srcid=1
...download new <Decho.vba.gz>
line 192:
E739: Cannot create directory C:/Documents\ and\ Settings/edward.beach/
vimfiles/GetLatest/Installed
line 221:
E484: Can't open file Decho.vba
line 237:
E344: Can't find directory "C:\Documents\ and\ Setting/edward.beach/
vimfiles/GetLatest in cdpath
E472: Command failed

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